Formerly an enthusiastic and hopeful biological oceanographer who worked in the Antarctic, alternately wearing labcoats or extreme weather clothing and hard hats. Has long since swapped survival suits for dress suits and does science management for a living.
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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Something fishy
I am not really a ‘fish’ type of person. If I ever had any doubts whether I should be a fish biologist (and I didn’t), I would have lost them during that day out on the Baltic Sea as an … Continue reading
The most beautiful library in the world?
I was a bit out of my depth – but not completely uncomfortable – when I attended BibCamp3 in Hannover, Germany, on Friday and Saturday. I had been coerced into attending by Martin Fenner, who was one of the organisers. … Continue reading

