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RT @rebeccamorelle: Malaria, solar fireworks, quantum computers + more. All on the #TheScienceHour on @bbcworldservice with me & @GarethM h…
Mosquitos and Body Odour, Somatic Nuclear Transfer, Saudi Arabia’s New Breast Cancer Detection Scheme
bbc.co.uk — When infected with malaria a mosquito's sense of smell changes.
A longshot but @mickyjeanette have you left your Oyster card on train? Have picked it up if so! (Echoes of @ruskin147's producer's story!)
@billt is in the building! @colincraiggrant doing last minute editing. Me mining Twitter & FB for pod intro/outro fodder #BBCClickRadio :)
RT @markhillary: Fun to hear @GarethM and @billt talking about me on the @BBCClick podcast! j.mp/10dDTH2 I understood - even the …
Also on #BBCClickRadio later, @billt and I discuss 'The BRCK' kickstarter.com/projects/17763… Comments, as ever, welcome
BRCK - your backup generator for the internet
kickstarter.com — Ushahidi is raising funds for BRCK - your backup generator for the internet on Kickstarter! The easiest, most reliable way to connect to the internet, anywhere in the world, even when you don't have electricity
Later on #BBCClickRadio, dancing with @SheepDalton at #CHI2013. Here’s a pic & blog post ubiquity-notebook.blogspot.co.uk pic.twitter.com/uIXB6cnnBW
ubiquity-notebook
ubiquity-notebook.blogspot.com — What an extremely busy day. CHI opened the announcement is the biggest CHI ever. You could fill a football stadium with the 3500+ computer interaction people who turned up. It's been a whirlwind of meetings and interesting papers. Lovely meeting with Christoph H.
GarethM: Later on #BBCClickRadio, dancing ...
twitter.com — Later on #BBCClickRadio, dancing with @SheepDalton at #CHI2013. Here's a pic & blog post http://ubiquity-notebook.blogspot.co.uk pic.twitter.com/uIXB6cnnBW
Audioboo / MissionImpossibleNews8thMay
audioboo.fm — Listen to Mission Impossible's bitesize news clip on Pillownauts, the citizen science project Space Warp and the controversy surrounding the recent pesticides ban.
Scientists, do tweet me if European money matters - or not - to you and your research. UKIP v scientist on BBC Radio 4 Material World today
FP7: Is UK science better off in Europe? RT @scirad @alicebell Roger Helmer MEP (UKIP) and Ed Hinds from Imperial on BBC R4 Material World
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