Recently, someone shared the cover of a soon to be released book, entitled The Physics of Climate Change, […]
Month: June 2020
I feel a lot of non-science editors just switch off when they read science stuff. A friend told […]
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) performs an impressive feat every time it accelerates billions of protons to nearly […]
The people involved with the RECOVERY clinical trial have announced via statements to the press that they have […]
Say you need to store a square image 1,000 pixels wide to a side with the smallest filesize […]
What are epidemiological models for? You can use models to inform policy and other decision-making. But you can’t […]
I was slightly disappointed to read a report in the New York Times this morning. Entitled ‘Two Huge […]
Borders are often a bad thing because they create separation that is unconducive for what are generally considered […]
Just spotted this ad on the website of The Better India, a journalism website that focuses on “positive […]
On June 1 last year, I wrote: Today, I complete seven years of trying to piece together a […]