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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Richard Dawkins – man of literacy (you only need the special key)
I try to ignore Richard Dawkins, I really do. I think his stance on religion vs. science is a misinterpretation of how science works – apples and oranges and all that. This week on Twitter, the man had some sort … Continue reading
Posted in evolution, richard dawkins, Stephen J Gould
Tagged Evolutionary theory, Richard Dawkins, Stephen J Gould
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Am I having impact?
For the last few days there has been some buzz around the non-use of Impact Factors as a criteria for the UK’s Research Excellent Framework. Richard Catlow (head of the Chemistry REF panel) put it in writing here in an … Continue reading
Posted in Impact Factor, science writing, scientific publishing
Tagged Impact factor, scientific publishing
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Let me give you some advice….
on advice If I were to offer a new academic advice it would be to not be afraid to take advice from your colleagues; especially with respect to writing. I was talking to one of my collaborators the other day … Continue reading
