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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Will you help this baby?
Baby Hickey is a few months old and lives in a fridge in Hawaii Baby Hickey is a cold water coral from Antarctica that has been adopted and is being cared for by a friend of mine, Dr. Rhian Waller … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctic stuff, Women in science
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The summer I was British
Ok, of course I wasn’t really. And it was only two months. Well, not even that, actually. And this was in the austral summer, over seven years ago. Towards the end of my PhD in Southampton, after a grueling regimen … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctic stuff, Silliness
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Science behind the fuss
Since I posted on a related topic before, I might as well follow it up with this excellent slide show by John Cullen (just found on slideshare). For me, the main ‘take home message’ is that, if scientists had done … Continue reading
Posted in Antarctic stuff, environment, science and society
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