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Public Attitudes to Science 2014

A pox on www! Has the humble website become the public engagement tool of choice for the lazy scientist?

May 1, 2014 / simondenegri / 4 Comments

Or should that be a pixel! If you want a brief but mind-boggling, diversion from the tedium of your day then look no further than 'internet live stats' which shows the number of website, blogs, tweets and other social media stuff being created every second of every day. Into this miasma do our scientists, research … Continue reading A pox on www! Has the humble website become the public engagement tool of choice for the lazy scientist?

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