Margot's Blog

13 November 2010

Flying scientist

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In the previous blog post I mentioned that being a scientist means flying ruthlessly across the globe. And I was hardly exaggerating. I was ...
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12 November 2010

Low carbon life

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“An excellent, practical and reassuring guidebook to the most important issue on everybody’s to-do list this year. Why not buy a few and dis...
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11 November 2010

Liverpool

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When I write this, my blog has 39 posts with the label “caving”. Only 19 with the label “science”. And of these 19, only 11 deal with the jo...
08 November 2010

Project Seatpost continued

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I thought I'd get that seatpost out in a few hours. I was wrong! After day #1 I was left with a seatpost of which two 90 degree sections...
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Strictly come mining

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Mark, one of the Cornish nutters, came abseiling down, and landed with unprecedented elegance. That inspired us to come up with the infallib...
05 November 2010

Academic bredth

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On Monday we have phunch. Physical lunch. And lunch tends to be physical, but in this context the adjective is used in the sense of "pe...
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03 November 2010

Swimming rocks!

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It's autumn! The leaves have pretty colours and the weather is often bleak. Time for many mines to get flooded. We wanted to do a few of...
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This blog started as a tool to keep my Dutch friends informed on my whereabouts when I moved abroad. It quickly also became an external memory for my own use. It largely failed as a stage for discussions on whatever is worth discussing. And it has become a way of sharing my scientific knowledge with a lay audience. And who knows, it could become even more! And whatever it is you are looking for among all this: welcome.
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