River pollution scientist working at Centre for Ecology & Hydrology #pharma #estrogens #water
Wallingford, Oxford
Joined May 2012
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@UK_CEH at #SETACDublin: five sessions chaired, twelve platform presentations including seven first author, twelve posters including nine first author, old friends seen again and a great time had by all.
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New Nature paper provides evidence that science has become less innovative since the 1950s. The authors suggest reversing the trend by:
1. reading widely,
2. focusing less on quantity of papers, & more on research quality,
3. taking year-long sabbaticals.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Should we be more honest about the limitations of our work in our scientific publications? See
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Maybe its time for my biannual tweet? I find myself on the ENDS Report 2022 power list. Didn't think my influence spread much beyond the local allotments..
endsreport.com/article/17562…
How do we know if a chemical pollutant is really causing harm? See our weight of evidence paper setac.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…
Trying to give a balanced view on rural river pollution and biodiversity on BBC R4 Farming Today (10 min in) bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0013h…
Do you want to find out how many microplastics are in UK potable water? pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021…
Very important piece of work! Note the bounce back of freshwater invertebrates
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Are you an optimist or pessimist about our chemical future? See our paper in Science science.sciencemag.org/conte…
Why are things getting better and better for freshwater invertebrates in a wastewater dominated river? setac.onlinelibrary.wiley.co…
At least the Welsh Region is being honest about the serious climate situation we face
What does a climate emergency mean for Wales? 🌍
@wgmin_enviro declares a #climateemergency.
📖Read our blog seneddresearch.blog/?p=16711
Glad to see parliamentarians taking an interest in chemicals in the environment again! Thanks to Gareth @TheENDSReport I believe
Our session on #ToxicChemicals in everyday life, such as furniture, food and toys, has just started. To begin with we're hearing from academics: Professors Michael Depledge, Andrew Johnson, Tamara Galloway and @JohnsonAjo.
Watch live at bit.ly/2vhiRg3 📺
ALT Panel 1 just starting to give evidence
Yes, Andrew, Ian Boyd said we need the next generation of scientists to be better than the current ones! @studentsofSETAC @SETAC_world can offer discount
My public service announcement: "How to be a Better Scientist" is a fabulous book that talks across issues relevant to the PhD student, postdoc, early career researcher and the 'mature' researcher. Impossible not to find this book useful! buff.ly/2uKRyKE
Should we prioritise tackling plastic pollution in rivers? Yes, and… by @WWF link.medium.com/wCnjqJzoyV
Can't help but agree with this!😀
Reading this book by one of my PhD supervisors: great advice for early career scientists and their supervisors too! @Bruneluni @ExeterDoctoral crcpress.com/How-to-be-a-Bet…
Are you struggling with too many deadlines? Then don't panic, read this first nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
For an unbiased review of the evidence for endocrine disruption see
doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2018.24…
It reviews all the evidence base but lets you decide!
OK get stuck in guys!
How many of us have seen the #ChristmasSurvival tips that circulate the fitness community at this time of year? In this week's blog, founder Tim Hayes explains why we need to drop this rhetoric around the festive season. Eat, drink and be merry! getpeach.com/blog/anti-chris…
John and I have now published our book to help your career in science amazon.co.uk/How-Better-Scie…
