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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Open season for female scientists
By Dr Joanna Bagniewska (@JMBagniewska), University of Reading. Catch Joanna on her soapbox today, 12-3pm, in Manchester’s Piccadilly Gardens, where she’ll be talking about ‘What do scientists see in poo?’. Because I’m a zoologist working in a rather gender-balanced and female-friendly environment, I … Continue reading
So… Did the public get their hands ‘dirty’?
Whilst stood on the soapbox with red lipstick and muddy fingers, I’m overwhelmingly happy to say that yes – they did. Although at first a little timid, members of the public most definitely got involved (aided by British Society of … Continue reading