The terms ‘misinformation’ and ‘disinformation’ are often in danger of being used interchangeably in the media space. So, when does ‘misinformation’ become ‘disinformation’? There are significant examples of instances where academic journals [ read more ]

Did you know that a new bill currently being proposed by the US government could threaten public access to published science? Currently, federally funded research publications are freely accessible to all US [ read more ]

I recently came across this article by Jenna Jakubisin in ‘Science Editor’; it came out in March, but it’s still a beautifully succinct and well-argued piece about the value a scientific editor [ read more ]

It’s long been said that the UK and the USA are divided by a common language, but this hasn’t put off a number of high-profile UK newspapers from deciding to build up [ read more ]

Today is ‘National Relaxation Day’ (https://www.calendarr.com/united-kingdom/national-relaxation-day/) – a great excuse to take some time out to rest, refocus, and breathe deeply while enjoying your favourite distraction. I love to listen to Radio [ read more ]

Today is ‘National Book Lovers Day’ – why not make time today to really lose yourself in a favourite book, or give someone you love a book as a gift? Seek out [ read more ]