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Tag: science writing

Review: Junkyard Planet

My review of Adam Minter’s Junkyard Planet:  travels in the billion-dollar trash trade is out on Science Book a Day … More

books, environment, featured, recycling, science writing, waste

Australia’s best science writing 2015

Australia’s best science writing 2015 If you’re in Sydney next Tuesday (27 Oct 2015), you could attend the launch of … More

awards, books, science communication, science writing, UNSW

Decoy nest protects young yellow-rumped thornbills

These little brown birds, seen flitting around woodlands and occasionally my garden, are clever architects whose nest deceives potential predators. … More

art, biodiversity, birds, environment, featured, science, science writing
At the edge of uncertainty

Book review ‘At the edge of uncertainty’

My review of Michael Brooks’s book At the edge of uncertainty: 11 discoveries taking science by surprise was posted on Science … More

books, featured, review, science writing

Ten or more of just about everything science communication

You know how blogs posts/tweets etc entice you in with a number in the heading (ten best …, five tips … More

Englehardt, science, science communication, science writing, tips

Write for conservation, and art

I’ve picked the yellow-rumped thornbill to write about for the Bimblebox 153 Birds Project. 153 because they’ve recorded 153 bird … More

biodiversity, environment, science writing

Eliminate the negative

As a bit of professional development, I’m taking a Stanford Uni MOOC – Writing in the Sciences. Week 1 done: … More

science writing

Margie Beilharz is a freelance editor, writer and science communicator in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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