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Changing Climate for Peer Review?

On October 22, 2011 By

The Berkeley Earth Project has announced that they have found global temperature records are on the rise, in agreement with findings seen by groups from NASA and the UK’s Met Office/UEA. Normally such findings would work their way through the peer review system and get published in a reputable journal. Not [...]

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Communicating Science 2.0: Getting the message out in a wired-up world

Communicating Science 2.0

On October 18, 2011 By

Getting a scientific message out from behind the lab doors can be a daunting task in this wired-up world. I gave a talk about this in Paris recently. Read on for the linked up version of the talk, the slides and, when I get hold of it… the video.

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Why do you need a blog?

On October 15, 2011 By

I’ve been considering doing this (blogging) for a while but for one reason or another, it just never really happened. It’s time for a change and to start walking the talk. Find out more about what I’m doing and hoping to achieve.

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From the monthly archives: October 2011