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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Sporting Chances
I’m not a huge sports fan, all things considered – I keep vague track of the rugby and cricket, I’ll watch it if it’s on, but I’m not fanatical about it, and I mostly go to live sport only if … Continue reading
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Seafloor at 4am
The telepresence cruise in Seattle we’re involved with has finally got underway, after several delays which illustrated why I really couldn’t be a full-time oceanographer (I have a tendency to get wound up by upcoming travel and even more wound … Continue reading
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You Can Be A Woman
I’m a microbiologist, and I work in a microbiology lab, but my supervisor is actually technically an oceanographer – that’s what he got his doctorate and so forth in, and that’s why our lab works with deep-sea microorganisms. It’s also … Continue reading
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