I was told to use my sense of humour – and I WARNED them!!
Today, I shocked my students during a trip to the Science Museum. They asked excitedly: ‘Sir, what are we doing Continue reading
Trapped on a rock floating in space
The singular adventures of a lone traveler drifting through time, searching for peace, comfort and meaning.
Three Case Studies from Mad Cows and Mother’s Milk: Dioxins, or Chemical Stigmata; Hamburger Hell; & Mother’s Milk
Three Case Studies from Mad Cows and Mother’s Milk: Dioxins, or Chemical Stigmata; Hamburger Hell; & Mother’s Milk By: Cameron Continue reading
Learning by Building (Destroying and Tinkering, too): A Powerful Science Communication Tool
Science Communication in Theory and Practice The Edinburgh International Science Festival (Gage) The Anatomy of a Science Circus and the Continue reading
Dear Johnny Depp …
Dear Johnny Depp, You’ve been following my lead for far too long. Time to stop riding my coattails and branch Continue reading
A “Black Bond”?
Rumours are growing around alleged plans for a “Black Bond”. Seems the news has left both ultra-liberal knights Continue reading
Selling Science
Selling Science (Nelkin) By: Cameron A. Straughan Sunday, July 28, 2002 I chose to read Dorothy Nelkin’s Selling Science because Continue reading
What Are Your Favourite Songs of All Time?
Cameron’s Favourite Songs of All Time <iframe src=”https://embed.spotify.com/?uri=spotify:user:agentstraughan:playlist:2Ke5JLiNTk8K1I4tzejNjC” width=”300″ height=”380″ frameborder=”0″ allowtransparency=”true”> I’ve always wanted to compile some of my Continue reading
Prerealism
Prerealism originated in Windsor, Ontario, Canada back in March of 1995. Originally, it was developed in conjunction with the local Continue reading
Trapped on a rock floating in space 