Mis establos!!!

Although I preferred IRC I'm now on Twitter at @JoBrodie. None of the science or medical information I might post to this blog should be taken as medical advice (I'm not medically trained). Think of this blog as a sort of nursery for my half-baked ideas hence 'stuff that occurs to me'.

I work both at (Job 1) Diabetes UK as a Science Information Officer (effectively a science-specialist librarian but not quite a clinical librarian) and (Job 2) Queen Mary University of London (on the EPSRC-funded @CHI_MED project); all views are my own. EMAIL is me.meeeee @ gmail.com (replace me and meeeee with obvious letters, eg... jo.brodie@ etc).


About me - I've gone for brevity, surprisingly!

Work
Diabetes UK - 8 years
Evidence | health | health claims | diabetes & endocrinology | stem cells | statistics (ONS mostly)


UCL / Queen Mary University of London - 2 years
medical device design | patient safety | human-computer interaction | public engagement

Background
Neuroscience | lipid biochemistry


Interdisciplinary
Curating stuff | accessing stuff | libraries | internet | intranet | Twitter | science communication | making lists (see curating) | helping people find out about opportunities in science communication and related fields (see @ScicommJobs)


Me on the web
Twitter | Quora | LinkedIn | Facebook (hidden but I do have one) | 


Enthusiasms
Skeptic | nouveau geek (I don't really do that much myself that's geeky but I support the geek arts), love Dorkbot etc | sound (as in radiophonic, found sounds) and the work of Jad Abumrad (Radiolab) | piddling about with Flickr | ethnobotany aka economic botany | the way sound (and music) is used in films | Iznik patterns
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