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Daily Archives: 1 April 2014
On Saying No
The comments on my last post have prompted me finally to write this one, one that I have had in mind for a few weeks. In fact, ever since I gave a talk at Merton College, Oxford, when an audience … Continue reading
Posted in CV, opportunity, Research, Science Culture, Women in science, workload
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Anneliditely
You probably won’t believe this, it being 1 April and all, but I have literally just taken delivery of 250 live worms. Mrs Crox ordered them to replenish our wormery, which was looking a bit tired, many of its inhabitants … Continue reading
Posted in annelids, compost, Domesticrox, recycling, Silliness, we must come to terms with worms, wormery
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