Monthly Archives: January 2014

I’ve heard Richard Dawkins give an example of ‘how science works’ several times over the past ten years or so (admittedly on telly or the radio). He tells a story of how evidence changes people’s beliefs in science with a … Continue reading →

You may have heard the hype around the Fukushima radiation issues in the US at the moment, with a good summary of what many people think given here: http://www.infowars.com/government-media-cover-up-fukushima-radiation-wave-hitting-us/ It’s clear that Fukushima was a disaster, especially for those living … Continue reading →

I get to review a lot of scientific papers which aren’t always written in the best English. In fairness, it isn’t easy to write in a language which isn’t your own, especially some of the oddities of English grammar, and … Continue reading →

It’s still almost the start of the year, and a good time to start new resolutions. The resolution wasn’t strictly to start a blog, but was to provide a way of disseminating marine ecology a bit more. Sometimes it might … Continue reading →

Just set up this site, as of the 14th Jan 2014. More to come very soon