Contributing to this article kind of did leave me wanting to click that nicely-placed button lol.

I'm glad I fought against harassment from individuals and institutions trying to push me out. But Christ I'm tired. Change has slowed if not reversed.

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My latest in nature

Violent volcanoes have wracked Jupiter’s moon Io for billions of years nature.com/articles/d4158…

It all started with the question: How do you respond if a colleague has been accused of misconduct or has accused someone else?

Months in the making, the first part of my investigation into disciplinary processes and the aftermath of misconduct for Nature Careers is live:

Shrouded in secrecy: how science is harmed by the bullying and harassment rumour mill
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My latest in The Observer:

‘Working with the landscape is a more sensible way of managing our rivers’: should we dismantle the UK’s dams?

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Hakai Magazine Hakai Magazine is starting a new membership scheme: hakaimagazine.com/support/

The UVa Astronomy Dept. has a page for its faculty's pets: the 'Pets of Astronomy'.
Stuff like that just makes the world a better place.

astronomy.as.virginia.edu/pets-astronomy

Profound and meticulously reported story from Cathleen O'Grady in Science Magazine

'The Reckoning': Didier Raoult and his institute found fame during the pandemic. Then, a group of dogged critics exposed major ethical failings

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My latest for nature :

How to stop 'passing the harasser': universities urged to join information-sharing scheme

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My latest in The Observer:
Cosmic cleaners: the scientists scouring English cathedral roofs for space dust The Guardian

theguardian.com/science/2024/m…

Love writing for @twjs

For #PiDay , we 'touched infinity' with a hunt for the biggest numbers in the universe. Turns out that #BigNumbers hide out in some pretty strange places!

I've been wanting to do this piece for ages, and Sarah Wild absolutely knocked it out of the park!

The Week Junior Science+Nature

Read 2017 Small Outlet Gold Award winner Sarah Wild's latest on the World Health Organization (WHO)'s investigation into reports of an ‘unknown’ disease allegedly responsible for 30 deaths in Gombe State, Nigeria.

My latest in nature:

Meningitis could be behind ‘mystery illness’ reports in Nigeria

The WHO confirms three meningitis deaths, which it says might have triggered rumours of an outbreak of an unknown disease.

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How five crucial elections in 2024 could shape climate action for decades
In nature with some words from me.

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My latest for nature:
Millions of research papers at risk of disappearing from the Internet

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Still urgently looking for people to chat to. You don't necessarily have to be named, but I'd love to share your experiences of this.

LOOKING FOR SOURCES: Hi lovely people, I'm looking for people in academia who know a colleague who was either accused of or found to have committed misconduct or people who know a survivor of harassment &/or bullying.
My story's around how people respond to such events. Please RT

My Review of Human Origins: A Short History by Sarah Wild felcherman.wordpress.com/2024/02/21/hum… a fascinating read. Thanks to Michael O'Mara Books and Alison Menzies for the copy

LOOKING FOR SOURCES: Hi lovely people, I'm looking for people in academia who know a colleague who was either accused of or found to have committed misconduct or people who know a survivor of harassment &/or bullying.
My story's around how people respond to such events. Please RT