Omani Tea
The first thing you notice about Oman, is how welcoming everyone is. The second thing, is that it’s very, very hot. Th... Read more →
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Friday Photo: Surprising Science
Science is taught in the classroom and practiced in the laboratory. Sometimes you get to have a go in the field. LabR... Read more →
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Science and Expeditions
“Carlos crouched frozen at the bow. Silently from the stern, Adolfo slipped the fat hand-carved paddle into the bl... Read more →
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A few of my favourites from April
Here’s a few recent images and articles that I’ve most enjoyed, and I think you might too… New Scienti... Read more →
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Live on BBC Radio Devon
At 10am this morning I’m lucky enough to be talking live about my recent expeditions and adventures on BBC Radio D... Read more →
22 days ago Read more → 29
Friday Photo: The Desert in Black & White
Here’s a collection of images from the Empty Quarter. I’m not old fashioned enough to take photographs in bl... Read more →
23 days ago Read more → 30
On Geodes
We had been bouncing along in the 4×4′s since first light. Progressively the road turned from tarmac to grave... Read more →
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Friday Photo: Dragon Hunting in Oman
Sometimes science seems boring. It can be difficult to connect the apparently disparate effort in the field, to the long... Read more →
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A scientific rite of passage
I’ve never celebrated the same thing so many times. Acceptance, submission, peer review, successful review, offici... Read more →
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