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Daily Archives: 18 April 2011
A great big store
Libraries are not all about storage these days, but for some libraries storage is still a key issue. The BLDSC is a case in point. If you have ever asked your library to get you something that they didn´t have … Continue reading
Posted in BLDSC, Document delivery, Matrix, Nerd alert, storage, Yorkshire
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Writing Science
Writing about science. It’s important. And not just because you could win some dosh from the Wellcome Trust. I tried to explain why (and a little bit about how) in a guest post on Grrlscientist’s blog today.
Posted in communication, science, Science & Media, Writing
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