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Daily Archives: 29 August 2011
Coming Soon [18]
Today sees the release of the new trailer of my latest and most ambitious film project. In doing so I am following the sound advice of Richard Hamming and forcing my own hand. With the trailer now on public view, I will … Continue reading
Posted in communication, Fun, science communication, Scientific Life, video
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Behind the Scenes at the Museum
I am really chuffed to find myself one of the new intake of Trustees for the National Museum of Science and Industry (NMSI), which incorporates the Science Museum in London and its companion near Swindon, the National Railway Museum in … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, displays, education, Public Engagement, school children, Science Museum
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What I Read On My Summer Holidays
Having just returned from a short break in La France Profonde I am compelled as if by the urugations of my fundament to tell you about the two books I read while sleeping off yet another repast cooked in goose … Continue reading
Posted in alice in wonderland, borges, dan simmons, phases of gravity, scarlett thomas, Science-fiction, sex, the end of mr Y, Writing & Reading
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