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So close, yet so far. I’m currently in the third and final year* of my PhD here at the University of Essex and it’s been a long and troublesome journey. […]
So close, yet so far. I’m currently in the third and final year* of my PhD here at the University of Essex and it’s been a long and troublesome journey. […]
2012 has been a year of great superstition due to cataclysmic predictions following the end of the Mayan calendar. Although the world may not quite be ending just yet, 2012 […]
We’ve all heard of counterfeit handbags and designer ‘get-up’. But, did you know that the food we eat might also be classed as counterfeit? ‘Counterfeit food?’ I hear you […]
We all take drugs, in one shape or form. But, how exactly are scientists developing new cures for illnesses such as cancer and heart disease? Since the first antibiotic ‘Penicillin’ […]
Do you ever get that feeling, walking to campus? The air is crisp, there’s a cool breeze, and the world is silent apart from the soft twittering of British birds. […]
The media tends to portray science in a certain way, the way that sells big news and big disaster. We’ve all heard, the climate is warming and coral reefs are […]
As some of you may have seen i was invited to help out with a new documentary airing this Wednesday (12th Dec) on BBC1 at 8pm. I hope you will […]
As much as you might like to believe, in the natural world size really does separate the winners and the losers. From interspecific competition to global geochemical cycles the size […]
Like many wildlife scientists and naturalists i got in to nature at a young age. I loved the outdoors, some of my favorite toys were garden tools and magnifying glasses […]
A few weekends ago i was lucky enough to be invited down to the Dorset coast to help George McGavin and the BBC team led by producer Jo Scofield, with […]