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Category Archives: Communication
Three Things
Three unrelated things. The first is to alert you to a little update of my last post on the Sense about Science demonstration outside the Department of Health to raise awareness about their lax proposals for the regulation of traditional … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Scientific Life
8 Comments
Reach for the Styles
I read an article by Matthew Reisz in Times Higher Education last week about the strained writing style of academic publications and it really got my goat. Don’t get me wrong — it’s a good piece and makes some valid … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
42 Comments
I’m a scientist, and there are fantastic kids out there
It is the day after the day after the fortnight before. I had hoped to write sooner about the relentless work and tremendous fun I had participating in I’m a Scientist, Get me Out of Here over the past two weeks. … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Scientific Life
Tagged Imascientist 'public engagement' amazement
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Science and the importance of cheese
Week two of “I’m a Scientist, Get me out of here!” is now upon me. This week the evictions start, so the competition is hotting up. I had meant to get around to writing a blog-post about week one, but … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Scientific Life
43 Comments
Before the Deluge
It starts tomorrow. The floodgates will open and will not close again for two whole weeks. I mean of course that “I’m a scientist, get me out of here!” starts tomorrow morning. I have signed up to submit myself for … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
18 Comments
Something for the weekend
Wunderkind of audiovisual media that I am, I confess to being rather late in getting around to this one. Even I hesitated at the narcissistic self-absorption of it. But as a blogger, I must learn to overcome such hesitations. Here, … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Science
11 Comments
I’m a scientist and the Boomtown Rats are here
Confused by the title? I’m not surprised. I’m a little confused myself. Though this is a common experience in science and nothing to be ashamed of. I was thinking about the Boomtown Rats since I was using their celebrated second … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Music
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I’m a scientist, get me out of here!
Ha, this’ll make you laugh. Having spent my last blogpost in wistful reflection on the endless judgements that I find myself subjected to as a working scientist, I have just signed up–quite voluntarily, of my own free will and with … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Fun
20 Comments
Scientia Pro Publica 22
Roll up! Roll up! Lay-deeeez and Genne-men! Step right in! We have here today for your delectation and amazement a veritable cornucopia of comeliness, a festival of fecundity, a very large bucket of sciency bits, in all their wondrous and … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Scientific Life
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Mind your language
When it comes to language, I am a lover and a fighter. I’m no great expert but I know what I like and do try to take a bit of care every time I lay out my little handkerchief of … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Scientific Life
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