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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Committees and Reverse Discrimination
Recently I was discussing a new working group that was being set up within the University, and realised that all the members that I had heard named were female. I queried this and was told that that did indeed seem … Continue reading
Inspirational Gentlemen
This week I have taken on a new role as Chair of the Royal Society’s Education Committee. School education (like so much in the UK) is an area of much flux and I can imagine an increasing role for this … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Research, Science Culture
Tagged charisma, inspirational, mentor, Pierre-Gilles de Gennes, role model, Sir Sam Edwards
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