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Imaging the footfall of Ice Age giants
Understanding how something walks is a fundamental question in vertebrate biology. If you want to study…
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An editorial pedant: one or two spaces after a full stop?
I took a seminar yesterday with my current crop of dissertation students working hard to submit…
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Revision Advice: 2018-19
Well it is that time of year the festive music is out and the Physical Geography…
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Augmented reality promises to rescue dying museums – so why don’t visitors want to use it?
Matthew Bennett, Author provided Matthew Robert Bennett, Bournemouth University and Marcin Budka, Bournemouth University Museums are…
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It is project proposal season again so here are few ideas
In the current academic year I have a team of ten forensic undergraduates working on their…
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Animating science: the role of the scientist in a world where anything is possible
Computer animation (CGI) has revolutionised the film industry. No longer is a writer or director limited…
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Working with Audacity: Create that podcast today!
Creating a podcast or sound clip for that important presentation is easy using something called Audacity…
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Practice makes perfect in academic writing?
The relative importance of practice versus innate talent is a matter of extensive debate and there…
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The use of the word poo, or a matter of tone?
A brief note in the journal Nature caught my attention the other day. It took issue…
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Busy? Let’s call another meeting!
I hate meetings, pure and simple, I have said it now! I think that most meetings…
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