As you may or not know, each month we feature a guest writer on ErrantScience. We started doing this because as much as I love the sound of my own typing I thought everyone would like to have a more diverse voice to their articles. Since starting that 2 years Read more…
Dear Sales people, I am writing to you because I feel that I need to get something off my chest. I’d have done this in person but you are a collective of thousands of people and it seems unlikely that I can persuade you all to meet me at a Read more…
Here are all the cartoons you might have missed over the last week or so. Follow on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to see daily cartoons from ErrantScience.
I have a confession. Despite years of terrible paper work, awful online training, tedious training days and being very sarcastic online I am actually a stickler for health and safety (H&S to cool people). I like being alive and I like that some people have spent quite a lot of Read more…
Here are all the cartoons you might have missed over the last week or so. Follow on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook to see daily cartoons from ErrantScience.
Here are all the cartoons you might have missed over the last week or so. Follow on instagram, twitter or Facebook to see daily cartoons from ErrantScience.
Here are all the cartoons you might have missed over the last week or so. Follow on instagram, twitter or Facebook to see daily cartoons from ErrantScience.
Writing is hard. It can be hard to start, hard to end and hard to keep doing it even when you’re in the middle of it. For short pieces like writing blog posts, the start and the end basically merge together to make a middle (fun fact: I sometimes write Read more…
As an academic or researcher you are the top of a pyramid of human knowledge stretching back thousands of years. Your knowledge is the result of a litany of people before you building one small piece of the very large puzzle that you are now solving. Now, whether you are Read more…
The average science experiment has two distinct parts to it. The part when you touch it and the part where you don’t. Some experiments require constant touching, but in general these needy experiments are rare. The vast majority require a bit of touching and a bit of standing and waiting Read more…