Saturday, 17 October 2009
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Really? No, Really is good fun, its launch was timed beautifully for me finishing my Seinfeld binge :) Click pic above for their YouTube channel or links below for audio only, or any podcast app will do.
A bit of a miscellany, with some fairly useful 'how to' posts too.
Stuff that occurs to me
All of my 'how to' posts are tagged here. The most popular posts are about blocking and private accounts on Twitter, also the science communication jobs list. 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'.
Contact: @JoBrodie Email: jo DOT brodie AT gmail DOT com
Science in London: The 2018/19 scientific society talks in London blog post
Really? No, Really? podcast with Jason Alexander and Peter Tilden
Really? No, Really is good fun, its launch was timed beautifully for me finishing my Seinfeld binge :) Click pic above for their YouTube channel or links below for audio only, or any podcast app will do.
Really? No, Really?
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