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Daily Archives: 3 June 2011
Build II
For those few of you who care about this sort of thing – and because I promised I’d keep you informed – here is an update on the ongoing conversion of the Maison des Girrafes into a Palazzo. But first, … Continue reading
Posted in beach, canis croxorum, carpentry, Cromer, Domesticrox, Gardening, lobsterpots
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Unconscious Bias and the Impact on Women entering Science
This is text of the talk I gave at the Howthelightgetsin Festival at Hay at the weekend. The talk was misleadingly entitled ‘Saving Science’ by the organisers, trailed as how women can ‘save’ science, but it is really about how … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Project Implicit, role models, stereotype threat, Unconscious bias, Women in science
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