Paul Rodgers

Science contributor at in Science Journalism from City University London (2010). Seventeen years on Fleet St.

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

@GregKeenanGlobe They gave me my start in the biz, as a paperboy. Thanks anyway.

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

@gregkeenanglobe
Hi Greg, do you have any connection to Brandon Mb, I'm looking for an old classmate, Tim K, who had a brother Greg.

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

If you're in London and interested in self-improvement, you might want to check out this group: https://t.co/3Rb9HrhflE

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

@JGJMU20 Hunger on Earth is not a scientific problem; it's a political and economic problem.

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

Perhaps Heather Dockray @wear_a_helmet should look up what 'verisimilitude' means.

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

My latest science story. Did climate change kill the giant shark #megalodon? https://t.co/yVGUcWjzum

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

Dung clues to #Hannibal's crossing of the Alps https://t.co/DKIrFQxnrs

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

@LukeRobertMason Sorry Luke, I was off due to illness. Sorry I missed it.

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

How do you hide a planet? https://t.co/sCVWkuFOoV

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

Just returned to writing about #science after 12 months down due to slipped disks

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

@Joannechocolat Even if you use a new par for each speaker (I always do), it often helps the reader to have the odd tag.

[Cosmos - STEM Education @CosmosSTEM]

BLOG: Evidence of dinosaurs displaying mating dance - just like today's birds. https://t.co/Zn94gVOIEV

[Discover Magazine @DiscoverMag]

Can psychology be an empirical science? https://t.co/fb2cKdbJJA

[WIRED @WIRED]

See more of the coolest gear we found at CES https://t.co/86k3JH2Lrp

[Pacific Northwest National Laboratory @PNNLab]

#Science for remediation of contaminated soil and groundwater | https://t.co/5iocWbc3Hy

[Paul Rodgers @PRodgersScience]

@engrossingfacts @Brandonaleman8 Sorry, rubbish. They're called eye marks and they tell the packaging machine when to crimp the end of tube.

[nature @Nature]

Vast regions of empty space in the Universe...behaving like soap bubbles: http://t.co/RS8bFhxrTt

[The Conversation @ConversationUK]

Antioxidants may change the shape of cancer cells in a way that makes them spread faster http://t.co/1wUIz5ySsm

[Natural History Museum @NHM_London]

As part of our Hintze Hall redisplay, our giant sequoia display closes for restoration this wk. It's back Mar 2016