A podcast about science, literature, and the arts. Due to technical problems with my recording system, I can not provide a new episode of Critical Wit this week. However, I have stitched together two excerpts of earlier episodes that either you may have not heard, or would appreciate a recap of some of the more interesting parts of the interviews. The first excerpt is from episode 3.

Scientists bonding over science songs. How does a steelpan produce sound? September 19, 2017. DIY instruments and the science of music. Writing, images, and storytelling. Originality and identity in science communication. Where does science news come from? February 21, 2018.

I am consolidating my time and energy and all my future posts will now be published under the WILD IMAGE PROJECT blog. Our Salvation in God Technologius. This year I am starting a new tradition. The holidays are meant to be spent with friends and family. They are meant to break away from the workload and disconnect from the ever consuming world of constant access to information.

The deadline is past for companies in the UK employing more than 250 employees to report their gender pay gap. And there is also an account of all the Oxford Colleges data here.

Scicomm lessons from a film documentary. While it is not strictly a film that communicates science, lessons on how to communicate a message effectively can still be drawn from it. The film I am discussing is. So, what can we learn from this documentary that will help us to communicate science better? First, .

It reviews science fiction and fantasy short stories, novelettes, and novellas, provides information about new writers, short-form editors, and pro artists, and publishes articles of interest to fans. Showing posts with label Ratings. Showing posts with label Ratings. Tuesday, January 31, 2017. To nominate, you must be registered.

as I explore science outside the lab. A couple of months ago, I joined Stempra. A network of people working in science public relations, media and communications. The network supports members with events and training on a variety of topics to stay up to date with good practice for high quality science communication. Last night, I attended my second Stempra event, Going global.