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  1. Great seminar from Daniel Glaser this evening - I *told* you sci com'n professionals cite Foucault and Habermas. 21 minutes ago from web
  2. Tweeting from my lecture... Students making a 3d mobile of science about 6 hours ago from mobile web
  3. @felixbadanimal knitted taxidermy?? about 8 hours ago from web in reply to felixbadanimal
  4. One in the @sciencemuseum too! RT @HornimanMuseum Our Japanese Merman is a big fake: monkey torso +fish tail = must have Victorian souvenir about 11 hours ago from web
  5. "interview" with Darwin using the correspondence project. Brilliant! (via rowanNS) http://bit.ly/5lnAV3 about 13 hours ago from web
  6. xkcd is a real goodun today http://bit.ly/4BTMnr about 13 hours ago from web
  7. @inbetweendays Off out in a moment. But taking knitting - going induct a newbie to the wonders of 'unknitting'. Hope the hangover's easing! 6:57 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to inbetweendays
  8. Knitting socks! Haven't done that for ages (toe-up, magic loop, two at once) 4:52 AM Nov 22nd from mobile web
  9. I seem to have left my phone at work. Rubbish. Don't phone/ text me till tomorrow (or at least, don't expect a response). 1:24 PM Nov 20th from web
  10. @NomDeClare shine a torch over them first to really get the best effect! 9:06 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to NomDeClare
  11. RT @datastore: Information is Beautiful Friday: how ethical is your job? http://bit.ly/5wn2lI 8:53 AM Nov 20th from web
  12. @MarcusMainers ... and it was yet another one that seemed to be ripping off Danny Boyle's Sunshine. 8:52 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to MarcusMainers
  13. @MarcusMainers I found it really dull at first (don't think I like space exploration stories), but the last 10mins were ace. Silly, but ace. 8:14 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to MarcusMainers
  14. Brian Wynne studies it is. Cue powerpoint slides of sheep. 8:04 AM Nov 20th from web
  15. @deadlyknitshade Seriously, who has time to complain about a knitting newsletter? Just be greatful people! FREAKS. 6:10 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to deadlyknitshade
  16. @knitterbird Cupcake. Maybe that's what I need. Or I could live through yours. Is it Hummingbird? 5:40 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to knitterbird
  17. Do I inflict Harry Collins' Hawkeye paper on my MSc students, or leave them in the happy world of Brian Wynne studies? 3:58 AM Nov 20th from web
  18. RT @davidgauntlett: Moderately interesting Guardian overview of David Cameron's encounter with Mumsnet: http://bit.ly/3zXKJ3 1:50 PM Nov 19th from web
  19. @scottkeir Hidden swimming pool! Darnit, I *knew* I should have skipped knitting! 2:55 PM Nov 18th from web in reply to scottkeir
  20. Oooo interesting! Jonathan Jones tells @ScienceMuseum to shut up on climate change http://bit.ly/2xhNlP (via @guardianscience) 4:08 AM Nov 18th from web
  • Name Alice Bell
  • Location London
  • Bio Google me. I'm not the one in Sheffield. Or the church. Or the play. I am the Science Communication lecturer (and occasional knit-blogger).
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