by Andrew Maynard
October 14, 2009
Since when did peer review journals start to put press hits before published data? Scientific peer review journals are a cornerstone of modern science – providing an authoritative repository of scientific discovery that researchers and others can examine, test and build upon. Publication in peer review journals is the primary route by which new science [...]
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by Andrew Maynard
March 26, 2009
There are some things they don’t cover in media training, like giving interviews while suffering from stomach flu, talking to reporters thousands of miles away while on a dodgy cell phone connection, or speaking intelligently while your three-year-old niece runs rings around your legs. It’s probably because they come under the “so bloody stupid no [...]
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