
The success of the women’s Euro2022 tournament is a reminder of how far science has come.
Continue readingThe success of the women’s Euro2022 tournament is a reminder of how far science has come.
Continue readingLecturing is not about knowing everything, it’s about being good at learning. And science’s shamans are the best at it.
Continue readingI’ve heard people say that COVID19 is a bit like flu, but I don’t ever remember flu hurting this much.
Continue readingWhy you might be able to make the biggest difference by doing something different.
Continue readingWould papers – or research projects, even – benefit from copying the arts in having an official producer, director, technical director, and starring cast?
Continue readingScientists like to think of themselves as tough…but is it emotional toughness rather than mental toughness that’s being selected for?
Continue readingShouldn’t be we funding scientists as well as researchers?
Continue readingWould a shop window for reviewers improve the inclusivity and efficiency of peer review?
Continue readingOne of the things that outrages most about the invasion of Ukraine is the sense of impunity.
Continue reading“I’m no good at being noble, but it doesn’t take much to see that the problems of three little people don’t amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world” (Rick Blaine, “Casablanca”).
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