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Corrinne wrote 1 month ago: Image: Flickr/jaydedman *knocks hesitantly on door* Ahem. I’m back. Well, I’ve been busy … more →

Tags: My Guardian Science Articles, Science in Society, Science in the Media, Science Communication

Pesticide makes bees forget the scent for food, new study finds

skylabstories wrote 2 months ago: http://m.guardian.co.uk/environment/2013/mar/27/pesticide-bees-scent-food-neocotinoid Just after my … more →

Tags: writing, poetry & writing, Sci-poems, 2013 Projects, Poetry, Science, animals, Science News, Insects

It's All About Telling a Story

beautifulpsalm wrote 2 months ago: Penny Bailey on science writing: ‘You need to know how to tell a good story’ gu.com/p/3e … more →

Tags: sci comm, MW5202, MW5201, Sci comm

Little Shadows4 comments

skylabstories wrote 2 months ago: How a bee might see a flower – except, not really, because they *smell shapes* (kind of). I … more →

Tags: 2013 Projects, Participation, poetry & writing, Sci-poems, writing, animals, apiculture, Bees, bugs

Advice for the Artist When Depicting a Lady-Scientist or, Unbecoming

skylabstories wrote 3 months ago: Ada King, Countess of Lovelace – AKA Proto-Computer Queen So Friday was International Women … more →

Tags: writing, poetry & writing, Sci-poems, 2013 Projects, Poetry, Poem, Literature, Writing #2, Science

Very Extremely Very

skylabstories wrote 3 months ago: An artist’s impression of the European Extremely Large Telescope, to be built high up in the A … more →

Tags: 2013 Projects, Fiction, Past Projects, Sci-poems, writing, astronomers, astronomical phenomenon, astronomy, cern

Do MedDiets save you from getting cardiovascular diseases?

brickhenge wrote 3 months ago: The main goal of a study quoted by the guardian was to investigate the impact of Mediterranean Diets … more →

Tags: Science, False Claims, Guardian, Mediterranean Diet

Canteenosaurus-Rex or, The Numbering of Teeth

skylabstories wrote 3 months ago: A chomping Tyrranosauridae Running a little behind after being struck down with a lurgy last week, b … more →

Tags: writing, Fiction, Sci-poems, 2013 Projects, Stories, fiction (2), Writing #2, Science, science & poetry

Sci-comm for scientists: a field guide

Corrinne wrote 5 months ago: I very rarely advise people – mainly because the life experience I’ve accumulated to date cons … more →

Tags: Science in Society, Science in the Media, My Guardian Science Articles, Laboratory life, Science in Popular Culture, Science Communication

Racing Green - The Electric Supercar1 comment

Corrinne wrote 6 months ago: Yeah, so I wrote some stuff for The Guardian about electric cars. And here it is: http://www.guardia … more →

Tags: My Guardian Science Articles, physics and engineering, Science in Society, Electric Cars, Imperial College London, Pan American highway, racing green

Count On Me

Corrinne wrote 11 months ago: Finger counting – in all honesty, I’d never given it any thought. I assumed that we all … more →

Tags: Science in Society, Neurochemistry, My Guardian Science Articles, Cognitive Science, Embodied Cognition, Psychology, mathematics

Cannabis cars and lettuce-grown vaccines - The future of plant science

Corrinne wrote 1 year ago: Last Friday, the 18th May 2012, was declared (by the European Plant Science Organisation, anyway) to … more →

Tags: Chemistry of Plants, physics and engineering, My Guardian Science Articles, technology, Medicinal Plants, phytochemistry

Happiness By Accident

Corrinne wrote 1 year ago: Or “geluk bij een ongeluk“, as our Dutch cousins would say. We call it serendipity, and … more →

Tags: Chemistry of Plants, Science in Society, physics and engineering, My Guardian Science Articles, phytochemistry, Science in the Media, Rocket science, Serendipity

Pavlov and the placebo2 comments

Corrinne wrote 1 year ago: Here’s my latest article for The Guardian. Could placebos have a respectable role to play in m … more →

Tags: Neurochemistry, Medical Anthropology, Pharmacology, My Guardian Science Articles, PLACEBO

'I said I liked her bosons, and then she lepton me'

Corrinne wrote 1 year ago: My article in today’s Guardian. Scientists In Love: http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/blog/201 … more →

Tags: Science in the Media, My Guardian Science Articles, valentine's day, Marie Curie, Joseph Henry, Hypatia

Thorium, Nuclear Reactors and Particle Accelerators: The Future Of Energy?

Corrinne wrote 1 year ago: Here’s my latest article for The Guardian’s Notes and Theories science blog: http://www. … more →

Tags: nuclear fusion, physics and engineering, My Guardian Science Articles, technology, Particle Physics, thorium

Sniffology: Diagnosing Disease By Smell

Corrinne wrote 2 years ago: Our bodily odours may, one day, provide GPs with a quick and painless way to diagnose illness. It … more →

Tags: Separation Science, volatile organic compounds, My Guardian Science Articles, VOCs, Body Odour


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