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Showing posts with label Pop Sci. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pop Sci. Show all posts
Friday, October 2, 2009
Francis Collins on Colbert
Francis Collins, the head of NIH, had an appearance on the Colbert Report and I think he did a great job on what can sometimes be a tough forum. He was funny, made the case for good science and medicine, and explained to Stephen the challenges involved in using stem cells to give a person crab claws.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
A big thumbs up to the Guardian
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.
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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