Alok Jha
Science and Environment Correspondent, Guardian
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Science correspondent at the Guardian. Author of The Doomsday Handbook: 50 Ways to the End of the World. Currently working on a book about water
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tweets RT @emilyhwilson: Could THIS be the most Guardian story ever? Dishes of olive oil to be banned from restaurants gu.com/p/3g2cy/tw
Dishes of olive oil to be banned from restaurants? The EU's gone mad
guardian.co.uk — Those first minutes in a restaurant, the mulling over of the menu, clinking of drinks, collective breaking of bread and enthusiastic dunking into little bowls of olive oil - they are some of the most enjoyable.@cptyler They're launching HE? Doesn't HE already exist, though?
@SamiraAhmedUK To rock out on: Good Times. For a campfire: Tightrope. For joyous dancing: Ten Storey Love Song or Love Spreads
From the Guardian: Cory Doctorow gives the 2013 Sense About Science Lecture bit.ly/16ByUoA
Cory Doctorow gives the 2013 Sense About Science Lecture
guardian.co.uk — This week's edition of the podcast is dedicated to the Sense About Science Lecture 2013, given by the sci-fi writer and web activist Cory Doctorow. Cory's lecture was entitled "We get to choose: How to demand an internet that sets us free" and was delivered to an invited audience at The Institution of Engineering and Technology on 13 May.RT @james_randerson: UK to get its first astronaut in two decades bit.ly/10EtVyF
Briton picked for five-month mission on International Space Station in 2015
guardian.co.uk — Britain's first official astronaut, Major Tim Peake, has been selected to fly on a five-month mission on the International Space Station in 2015, it is believed. The go-ahead for the flight will be seen as a major boost for the UK's space industry.RT @jonmbutterworth: Challenge, don't worship, the chiefs and high priestesses of science >> excellent, esp last para. By @alicebell
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Challenge, don't worship, the chiefs and high priestesses of science
guardian.co.uk — At the BSA Science Communication conference this week, I was invited to speak about science policy, under the title "All hail to the chief". Except, I think science involves way too much hailing already. I'm not about to start bowing to Sir Mark Walport, just because he's the Government Chief Scientific Advisor.. @edyong209 Ha, that's awesome! Thanks for the shout-out, dude.
From the Guardian: Kepler space telescope 'isn't down-and-out just yet' – Nasa bit.ly/148bJ0Y
Kepler space telescope 'isn't down-and-out just yet' - Nasa
guardian.co.uk — The Kepler space telescope, Nasa's iconic mission to find a new Earth outside our solar system, has a problem. A crucial component used to help it orient in space has stopped working and, with little chance of getting it fixed, it looks as though the satellite will have to retire from active duty.RT @Stephen_Curry: You've all signed the latest #scienceisvital petition, right? scienceisvital.org.uk/latest/ /cc @ProfBrianCox @alokjha @ShaneMc…
Latest | Science is Vital
scienceisvital.org.uk — Dr Paul Nurse, Nobel Laureate, KBE FRS Professor Anne Dell, CBE FRS Professor Sir Martin Evans, Nobel Laureate, FRS Professor Dame Kay Davies, CBE FRS FMedSci FRCPath HonFRCP Professor Sir Andre Geim, Nobel Laureate, KBE FRS Professor Brian Cox, OBE RSURF Professor Sir John Gurdon, Nobel Laureate, KBE FRS ProfessorRT @jonmbutterworth: Went to #scienceclub filming this eve. Which was ace even if they did manage to do "big data" w/o mentioning CERN :)
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