Admit you have the reading skills of a nine-year-old and the room goes quiet. Say you’re hopeless with numbers and everyone laughs along.
Why? My Substack on the Lords numeracy report, after Lord Agnew’s visit to the @sciencemuseum today https://t.co/T6DykO5YTo
Admit you have the reading skills of a nine-year-old and the room goes quiet. Say you’re hopeless with numbers and everyone laughs along.
Why? My Substack on the Lords numeracy report, after Lord Agnew’s visit to the @sciencemuseum today https://t.co/T6DykO5YTo
Confidence that the science we hear is “generally true” fell from 50% to 40% in six years. More communication, less confidence. My @ABPI_UK talk on medical misinformation https://t.co/oBS3UowWer
In 1990 I wrote about Brookside’s bid to make science sexy. 36 years on, its creator Sir Phil Redmond and I are still making the same point: science isn’t adjacent to culture. It’s one of culture's engines. New on my (free) Substack: https://t.co/zTAlEhx5dg
In 1990 I wrote about Brookside’s bid to make science sexy. 36 years on, its creator Sir Phil Redmond and I are still making the same point: science isn’t adjacent to culture. It’s one of culture's engines. New on my Substack: https://t.co/p7lRcDM99G
Toothbrush zaps bacteria with electricity made when bristles move https://t.co/9NC42bx8HI Innovative polymer could give the manual toothbrush its first radical redesign in more than 1,000 years.
Fascinating discussion about Policy & AI with Simon Coles of @unisouthampton, Bridget Gorham of @RoySocChem , and Ali Salehi-Reyhani of @imperialcollege at #LabInnovations yesterday!
Background re some of the things I mentioned:
https://t.co/qxOd0o5nBJ
https://t.co/wqieoHUb7j