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Pillock Paxman

Lord Marcus of Markby wrote 1 day ago: Jeremy Paxman can be quite the pillock. Tim Peake, the British astronaut who is due to spend six mon … more →

Tags: Science, Science, BBC, astronomy, Astrophysics

Measles Outbreak - Who Saw That Coming?!2 comments

mgm75 wrote 1 month ago: Andrew Wakefield, supported by scientific ignorance at the reactionary media, firstly in the UK and … more →

Tags: medical Science, Conspiracy Theory, anti-science, bad science, Andrew Wakefield, Anti vaccine, antivax

Petition for scientific integrity2 comments

mgm75 wrote 4 months ago: Apologies for my atrocious posting schedule on this blog but as the world did not end on December 21 … more →

Tags: Other, Science, Ben Goldacre, Big Pharma, Scientific Integrity, Pétitions, online petitions, Medicine

Farewell to a great man: Sir Patrick Moore

Lord Marcus of Markby wrote 5 months ago: Tributes are being paid to Sir Patrick Moore on the news of his death, aged 89. Sir Patrick Moore … more →

Tags: Science, Science, astronomy, Astrophysics, sir partick moore

The Leveson inquiry and its implications for science reporting.

mgm75 wrote 5 months ago: After the Leveson inquiry, what future for science coverage? asks The Guardian. The Leveson Inquiry, … more →

Tags: science reporting, Science journalism, Journalism, Leveson Inquiry

Ben Goldacre's new book now out

mgm75 wrote 6 months ago: Damn, has it really been two months since I posted anything to this blog? Apologies for being so sla … more →

Tags: Science, bad science, Ben Goldacre, Bad Pharma, Scientific Investigation, Big Pharma

Climate Denialist myth series – #7 'They' predicted Global Cooling in the 1970s!5 comments

mgm75 wrote 11 months ago: A small handful of papers predicted global cooling and most of them were co-written by the same pers … more →

Tags: Environment/Climate Change, AGW, Global Warming, Climate Science, Science, co2 pollution, CO2 emissions, Carbon Emissions, GHG

Warning: Reading this could increase blood pressure by 50%7 comments

mgm75 wrote 1 year ago: “There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics.” – Benjamin Dis … more →

Tags: Science, bad science, poor science reporting, Medical Science, science and the media, statistics, misusing science, political agendas, Red Meat

Science journalists and the papers they don't read6 comments

mgm75 wrote 1 year ago: Should science journalists read the papers on which their stories are based? asks asks James Randers … more →

Tags: Science, Science in the Media, science reporting, bad science, Ben Goldacre, Science journalism, science in the public arena, Journalism

Why the media screws up science - potholer1 comment

mgm75 wrote 1 year ago: Potholer is a youtube vlogger with many fascinating and informative videos on science and science in … more →

Tags: Science, Science in the Media, bad science, potholer54, Vlogging, Media and Science, poor science reporting, The Daily Mail, Fox News

Rick Mercer: PMO Pest Control4 comments

jpgreenword wrote 1 year ago: When our current Federal Government isn’t trying to eliminate Environment Canada (or at least … more →

Tags: humour, Canadian federal government, Rick Mercer, Silencing Scientists

Just for fun: Parody news article9 comments

mgm75 wrote 1 year ago: A funny article from The Guardian here. This is a news website article about a scientific paper In t … more →

Tags: humour, the guardian, Parody, Funny Articles, Science in the Media, science stories, Funny Stories, teach the controversy, Spoof News

Under the Eyes of the Buddha 2 – Traveling South

barbarawohlfarth wrote 1 year ago: The latest film documenting our fieldwork and research in Thailand has just been finished and the DV … more →

Tags: Thoughts and Tales, Travels, Thailand Fieldwork, Asian Monsoon, Thailand, Video, Fieldwork, lake sediments, Monsoon

Science, Technology and Innovation

Sally Rizzuto wrote 1 year ago: Week Ten Media provides a link between science and the community, however scientists need to be able … more →

Tags: arts3091, Sally Rizzuto, z3289080, Week Ten

Googling your genes: personal genomics and the discourse of citizen bioscience in the network age

Vekris Antoine wrote 3 years ago: by Marina Levina Journal of Science Communication, 22/03/2010 In this essay, I argue that the rise o … more →

Tags: Antoine's picks, Democracy and science communication, Public engagement with science and technology

Bad Science: the missing index6 comments

oliolioli wrote 4 years ago: Bad Science by Ben Goldacre is probably the finest book published last year. But it has one big flaw … more →

Tags: Science, bad science, Ben Goldacre, Pseudo-Science, index


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