After eight years working in labs making drug candidates and adhesives, I officially joined the ranks of professional science journalists in April 2007. Until June 2009 I worked first as a reporter, and then as news editor, for Compound Semiconductor magazine. I now freelance for a wide range of publications, mainly targeting scientifically-trained audiences, although I would like to broaden this.
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Building climate adaptation on flooded fields: Emma Tompkins from the University of Southampton, UK, and Hallie ... http://t.co/4wjZ7mUY4 February 2012, 2:48 am
RT @davidappell: Cost of the Texas Drought: How much has the drought cost Texas?OK, of course no one really knows how much of the... http://t.co/X7hyZcIv3 February 2012, 6:48 am
High-quality Lignin Enhances Renewable Adhesives http://t.co/0vgMj47P2 February 2012, 4:47 am
Radiation-cured Adhesives’ Appeal is Holding Fast http://t.co/afqo0OjA2 February 2012, 4:47 am
RT @davidappell: 4th Lowest Arctic Sea Ice Extent for January: The NSIDC's measurement for Arctic sea ice extent is 13.73 Mkm2, t... http://t.co/XoIMEtuP2 February 2012, 2:59 am
Climate costs demonstrated: electronics manufacturer shutting rather than repairing flood-damaged Thailand plant http://t.co/V71EzPKw2 February 2012, 2:46 am
RT @newscientist: "The big ice is sick". Photographer Ragnar Axelsson captures the tragedy of the disappearing Arctic http://t.co/5BQcxcOa31 January 2012, 11:49 am
How do you find out the charge of the neutron? With difficulty, it seems. RT @NatureNews: Dipole hunt stuck in neutral http://t.co/1T96B2Jw31 January 2012, 11:35 am
RT @newscientist: Power paradox: Even wind, solar and nuclear fusion won't stay green forever http://t.co/3GvgKdDu (free reg) 31 January 2012, 3:05 am