The Guardian has just announced a new feature. Four new columnists will be writing a weekly column (one per week, so each will have a monthly column) about science.
The starting line up:
Simon Singh - particle physicist, best selling author, TV producer, and currently being sued for libel by the British Chiropractic Association.
Chris French - Professor of Psychology at Goldsmiths University of London, Co-ordinator of something called the Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit, and co-editor of The Skeptic.
Andy Miah - professor of ethics and emerging technologies at University of West Scotland.
PZ Myers - professor of biology at University of Minnesota, Morris, outspoken atheist, and of course is famous (infamous?) for his blog, Pharyngula, which does an excellent job covering a wide range of topics related to biology, evolution, creationism, religion, and atheism. (Those last two get him all kinds of new friends)
Sounds like a hell of a line up to me. Good job Guardian.
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