Alternative titles included “WWTKD” and “Am I precipitating a crisis?” The March edition of Nature featured an interesting perspective by Tiffany Shaw and Bjorn Stevens entitled “ The other climate ...

How do we organize working time? This question has repeatedly come to the fore, particularly at historical junctures of technological change. Following the Second World War, countries in both the Global North and South sought to find new answers to problems of human–machine interactions. The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations’ studies on sociotechnical systems— today … Continue reading  ‘The problem is organising time, not work.’ Exploring Working Time Regulations and the Determination of ‘Scientific Wages’ in Ahmedabad through the Archives of the Wellcome Collection, London

"The tyranny behind my fate resides with my sexuality, gender, and choices. This society always saw me in the tiny boxes of stereotypes. For them, I was a perfect fit for strip shows, sex work, and al...

The social costs of calendars.

Moving from assistance to self-sufficiency.

My research journey:   When I first reached out to Dr. Susan Murphy, recognising our shared research interests and having followed the GEOFORMATIONS project’s evolution, we discussed the opportunities...

For ICARP IV, a process initiating in 2022 will culminate at the ICARP conference to be convened in Boulder Colorado, USA in 2025.

Space agencies like ESA need to constantly justify their budgets to governmental funders. They need to "hype" their Earth Observation missions and the associated data sets. If they stop hyping the mis...

There’s a lot of buzz about immunotherapy, which is a type of cancer treatment that helps the body’s own immune system fight cancer. But did you know there's seven main types of immunotherapy? Let's f...

The Arctic science community undergoes a planning exercise every ten years. This process is known as the International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP), and we’re currently on its fourth...

I was received a fellowship award from the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR). The unlike its sister fellowship from IASC (which I’ve also written about, and more on that soon), the SCA...