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Tag Archives: Guardian
Here goes something: Occam’s Typewriter cornered
Well this is nice. Today Occam’s Typewriter opens a new cornershop, so to speak, at the Guardian. For me, this closes a social media circle that started over four years ago because I can trace my entry to the scientific … Continue reading
Your Invitation to the Open Access Debate
I said the open access debate had been torrid. And it continues apace in the wake of last week’s announcements from the UK government and RCUK, the organisation that represents the common interests of Britain’s Research Councils. This week at … Continue reading
Science: the bargain for funding
On the Guardian web-site today you will find a piece by myself and Imran Khan of CaSE which is a response to an attack on scientists for striking a faustian bargain with business. The attack was written by Ananyo … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Science & Politics
Tagged ananyo bhattacharya, Guardian, imran khan, Science funding
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The past, The future and The Guardian
This week I got to visit a part of London that is for me a hallowed place – the offices of The Guardian newspaper. I was participating in a workshop for the people who had been short-listed for the Wellcome … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Science & Media
Tagged Guardian, Journalism, Publishing, science communication
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