Richard P Grant
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Get off of my cloud
In my previous life, I pontificated on the etiquette of iPods and in particular the signals that earbuds send out. My central thesis was that if you were foolish enough to approach someone at the lab bench who was wearing … Continue reading
Posted in Ill-considered rants, Office life, The stupid, it burns, Work
Tagged day job, iPod, sociopathy, stupid coworkers, writing
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Protected: On not being able to talk about it
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On peer review, part 451 (b)
I had a conversation on twitter last night with m’learned friend Nige, who runs the most ethical small business I know of. He pointed me at this blog post by Richard Smith at the BMJ, What is post publication peer … Continue reading
On motivation
I gave a talk last night at the Royal College of Physicians, in the Research Information Network‘s series on Research in transition. The inestimable (and believe me, I’ve tried estimating him) Stephen Curry was there too; it was a veritable … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Talks
Tagged day job, f1000, literature, peer review, post-publication peer review, Stephen Curry
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