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Curiouser And Curiouser – Favourite Photo From #AtheistCon

by podblack on March 18, 2010

An article on the Global Atheist Convention is now winging its way to feature on the Curiouser and Curiouser column on the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry Website!
Big thanks to Mike Rotkowitz for this shot! Right, back to work – Token Skeptic episode out tonight (despite my awful-sounding voice, horrid cold) called ‘On Women and Paranormal [...]

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>Start Saturday

by podblack on March 13, 2010

You open your eyes and realise that you’re probably the only person awake in the city at this time, who is able to watch the Bolt Bridge from the bath.
Mind, the traffic is pretty good at 6.45am. Really quite beautiful lights. However, from the floor you’re on, probably the best featured element is ‘The Good [...]

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Winter Of Research And Retention, Gender, Sex And Science

by podblack on August 18, 2008

So, it’s Monday, and in a few days I’ll be on the road, again. Spot that recurring theme over the last few months or so on this blog? Here’s a few more directions I’ll be heading in, so you have a heads-up on how this blog will go from this week onwards. When I can, [...]

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Retrospectacle – She’s Already Got Science – Women, Skepticism And The Need For More Research

by podblack on July 31, 2008

Reposted Due To Travelling!
Earlier on in the year, I discussed how there are plenty of respectable, long-term, organised not-for-profit organisations that promote women and science. Recently, I learned of another one.
One of my regular reads at Scienceblogs.com features an interview – from ‘Blog Around the Clock’ -
Gabrielle Lyon is the Executive Director and Co-founder of [...]

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She’s Already Got Science – Women, Skepticism And The Need For More Research

by podblack on February 16, 2008

Reposted Due To Travelling! May be of interest to readers of this blog-post.

Earlier on in the year, I discussed how there are plenty of respectable, long-term, organised not-for-profit organisations that promote women and science. Recently, I learned of another one.
One of my regular reads at Scienceblogs.com features an interview – from ‘Blog Around the Clock’ [...]

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