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I'm a Science Communication Lecturer at Imperial College, London. This blog reflects my personal views.
My work touches on a range of science and society issues, but I'm especially interested in young people's relationships with science, science on the internet and science policy.
I have a background in history of science, sociology of education and children's literature, and maintain an interest in all these areas. I also blog on children's science media at the Science Project. I worked at the Science Museum for six years, and can still make a mean bucket of bubble mix.
I'm also a bit of a knitblogger. No, I won't make you a jumper.
I have a background in history of science, sociology of education and children's literature, and maintain an interest in all these areas. I also blog on children's science media at the Science Project. I worked at the Science Museum for six years, and can still make a mean bucket of bubble mix.
I'm also a bit of a knitblogger. No, I won't make you a jumper.
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