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Daily Archives: 26 June 2011
Seeking reader input on internal pre-submission grant review practices
I received the following email last week: “Hello All: As you are aware there has been some discussion about the relevance of the form 100 as part of the grant application package. At the Department Head meeting yesterday it was … Continue reading
Posted in career, grant wrangling
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Mystery Marks [18]
There are mystery birds, and mystery fish, and mystery skulls, and today I present mystery marks for you to identify: What made the marks on the hindquarters of this horse? Bonus points if you also identify the breed of horse.
Libel Reform – where are we?
Regular readers of this blog will be probably be aware of the ongoing campaign to reform the libel laws of England and Wales. These laws have pernicious effects in many aspects of public life — including science and medicine. They … Continue reading
Posted in ben goldacre, Libel Reform, Parliament, science, Science & Politics, simon singh
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