Monthly Archives: November 2016

ICYMI No.8: Being Professorial

Posted on November 14, 2016 by Stephen

I was among several people who contributed to a feature in this weeks’ Times Higher Education on being a professor. My brief was (briefly): “Questions you might want to address are whether you should somehow have to conduct yourself differently? … Continue reading →

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President Trump – first response

Posted on November 9, 2016 by Stephen

This morning I was asked for a comment on the implications of the US presidential election for the scientific world. This was my immediate response: Unlike the day after the EU referendum vote, when I was bitterly upset, I just … Continue reading →

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