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Daily Archives: 23 June 2011
What Will the Future Look Like?
What follows is a book review I have written for the Times Higher Education Supplement (THE) published today. Physics of the Future: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and our Daily Lives by the Year 2100 By Michio Kaku Allen … Continue reading
Posted in book review, Communicating Science, futuristic science, Michio Kaku, Research
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City Lights
A few nights ago I was reading a bedtime story to Crox Minima. The story was The Tale of Johnny Town Mouse, a Beatrix Potter classic. The tale isn’t really about Johnny Town Mouse – it’s more about Timmy Willie, … Continue reading
Posted in alaska, beatrix potter, country life, functional magnetic resonance imaging, Research, the tale of johnny town mouse, Writing & Reading
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