Blogtober Day 2 - delving into the power of image vs actions. Everyone loves a good meme but I recently shared one that I’ve gained a new perspective on and perhaps don’t agree with fully anymore. I saw the original picture on Facebook and instantly thought it was the best thing I had ever seen. In … Continue reading Curie and the Kardashians
Despite having resigned myself to a summer off I’ve realised how neglectful I’ve become of certain activities that used to be part of my daily life at uni. Twitter is the main one and I think it’s been at least 2 months since I even opened the app other than to see whose followed me. … Continue reading The Back Burner
There’s been a lot in the news and in the Twittersphere about Trump’s views on vaccines. Although I have never been and probably never will be into politics, when it tries to mess with science I flare up like a measles rash! Trump claims that vaccines cause autism, a rumour that has been circulating for … Continue reading Vaccines Work
Most people condemn social media as mind numbing and a waste of time. Used in the wrong way and this becomes alarmingly true but if you tune into some of the educated circles of twitter users then you can learn some surprising things. I recently took part in my first SciParty. I know: nerd alert, … Continue reading University of Twitter
