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Some Scores are More Equal than Others
Having committed to sit on an EPSRC panel for the first time in many years, I had my sights set on a post about the Shared Services Centre of the Research Councils. Clearly this is a popular topic for academics … Continue reading
Resolving the Resolutions
A year ago I publicly made some New Year’s Resolutions, and it is interesting to look back and see what my good intentions were and to what extent I’ve managed to stick with them. Resolution 1 I will ensure I … Continue reading
New Year’s Day, New Year’s Resolutions
I’m no fan of New Year’s resolutions; they’re bound to fail. I probably discovered this at the tender age of about 7 when I set myself to lose my lisp. It took a lot longer than I had expected – … Continue reading
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Lies, Damned Lies – and Rank-ordered Lists
The end of the year is traditionally the time for lists remembering the year just gone: lists of those who died (and, for so-called stars, their marriages and divorces too), events that happened, films that bombed or triumphed, public gaffes … Continue reading