We’ve made it to May… wow. Over April in-amongst the memes about face masks you might missed these posts from us. Read and enjoy. How to write up a lab book: a terrible guide no one should follow A quick guide to how not to write a lab book. Good Read more…
January! It’s been a busy start to 2020. In case you’ve missed them we’ve had a bunch of blog posts; Big announcements for ErrantScience in 2020 All about our exciting 2020 plans, including a LOT more content and books The big January sale (aka please clear out our cupboards for Read more…
Phew, August was a hot one here in the UK! Despite melting in the heat, we managed to pull together some pretty good blog posts. In my post I talked about freelancing, and the challenges facing science communicators (and other freelancers) when charging for work. Matthew’s blog post was a Read more…
Every year I like to have a bit of a public update on where ErrantScience is and what we’re up to. This never really fits anywhere midyear so I tend to make it the first blog post of the new year as sort of a list of resolutions and aims Read more…
In February this year, Clutter lept onto the web with all eight legs. Since then, we’ve featured blog posts from 10 lovely guests, on wide-ranging topics all the from troublesome fellowship applications to science tabletop gaming.
Below is a round-up of this year’s fantastic guest posts. But we would love to have more for next year! Would you like to write for us in 2018? Please get in touch – we’d love to hear from you!
ErrantScience, unlike the rest of the world has had a good year. If I was to sum up this year on ErrantScience in one word it would be “social media”. You may argue that “social media” is two words but again if we’ve learnt anything this year it’s that social media is not very picky about ‘facts’.