Abu Dhabi Science Festival 2013

This podcast originally appeared on the Pod Delusion, episode 214 on November 22nd 2013. This podcast is an audio adventure from the Abu Dhabi Science Festival 2013 The Abu Dhabi Science Festival 2013 is organised by the Edinburgh International Science Festival group,…

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The Outsider

I recently had the privilege to open this years SpotOn Conference 2013 by being the first of six speakers at the fringe event: The Story Collider. The Story Collider, according to Brian Wecht, provides anyone with a science story some space to…

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Open science

It’s tricky, as I discovered. There are as many meanings as there are people. I’ve been at the first day of Mozfest 2013. Mozfest was big, varied and fun! Coders, hackers, programmers, makers, shakers, the lot. They were all there. I…

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BBC World Service, Science in Action – Money and mental acuity

Science in Action is a weekly BBC World Service programme. As part of a placement at BBC Radio Science Unit I reported on Dr Anandi Mani's study (published in this weeks journal Science) in the week 35 episode: Growing brains…

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Pythagoras’ Trousers

  Pythagoras' Trousers is a Radio Cardiff science show. Since September 2011, I have been producing a 10 minute report on a scientific subject of my choice. I have reported on The microbiome - episode 128 DIY Biology - episode 123…

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Nature podcast: Mending a broken heart

Reading scientific papers has always been a challenge, especially in areas that I'm not very clued up on. Now that I've been out of the research bubble for a while, it's become even more difficult. This is why our practical…

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Popper and Eddington

I've recently had to write an essay about whether or not I think Karl Popper got science 'right'. This is a pretty open-ended question, and required what I think is an insane amount of reading. After all of it, I…

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Science in the Surrey Advertiser

For our first assignment we were asked to do a content analysis of the broadcast media to see how they reported on science. It was pitched as a very open-ended piece of work, and we were required to decide our…

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