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Am I a geek?
At the Guardian.
That Science for the Future lobby of parliament: A view from a participant
At the Guardian. By Cyrus Hirjibehedin.
Posted in Politics, Science Policy
Tagged EPSRC
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Gaming the system? Neutrinos, theorists and citations
At the Guardian. See also Chapter 7.1 of Smashing Physics.
Posted in Particle Physics, Philosophy, Physics, Science, Science Policy
Tagged CERN People, Neutrinos, Smashing Physics, video
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The Higgs will be open access
George Monbiot is right, but how did particle physics escape? At the Guardian. I read George Monbiot’s piece on the high social, intellectual and financial cost of the academic publishing business with a familiar sense of outrage, shared in most of the follow … Continue reading
Posted in Science Policy
Tagged George Monbiot, Guardian, Higgs, open access
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