Friends no more
Growing up, watching Friends was a source of much amusement and happiness.
science journalism
In solidarity with Nautilus's writers
In April this year, Undark published a piece that caught me by
'Lots of people don't know lots of things'
You might have seen news channels on the television (if you do
Ruins of the Sutlej avulsion paper's coverage
Reporting on the new Indus civilisation study out of IIT-K and Imperial
Some empathy for Treebeard's privilege
There’s a line from The Two Towers (2002) that’s really
Taking the ringdown route to understanding the humans of science
What follows is an attempt to process and understand Cassandra Willyard’s
On that 'Last Word on Nothing' post
A post published on the Last Word On Nothing blog yesterday has
Confused thoughts on embargoes
Seventy! That’s how many observatories around the world turned their antennae
Why do we cover the Nobel Prize announcements?
The Nobel Prizes are too big to fail. Even if they’ve
Talking scicomm at NCBS – II
I was invited to speak to the students of the annual science
Communication, journalism and bullshit
A week or two ago, a scientist impressed with The Wire‘s
Overview of science journalism in India, for WiD
Wissenschaft im Dialog is hosting “a special series about the role of
