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Talk to the Hand: Risk Bites, six months on

by Andrew Maynard | May 26, 2013 | Communication, Education

From Risk Sense: Six months ago, Risk Bites launched as a somewhat quirky YouTube experiment in science communication. Twenty-seven videos on, how are things going?   Risk Bites was originally conceived as a way of pulling some rather cool insights into the...

Carbon nanotubes as a potent cancer promoter – new data from NIOSH

by Andrew Maynard | Mar 14, 2013 | Emerging Technology, Nanotechnology

On Monday, the National Institute for Occupational Safety released new data on the potential role multi-walled carbon nanotubes play as a cancer-promoter – a substance that promotes the development of cancer in the presence of a carcinogen.  In the study, mice...

Open access academics: Experiments with YouTube, the Science of Risk, and Professional Amateurism

by Andrew Maynard | Oct 14, 2012 | Communication, Education

YouTube intrigues me.  Having been dragged into the YouTube culture by my teenagers over the past two years, I’ve been fascinated by the shift from seemingly banal content to a sophisticated social medium. But what has really grabbed my attention is the growth...
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