Association of British Science Writers
Wellcome Wolfson Building
165 Queen's Gate
London
SW7 5HD
Tel: 0870 770 3361
absw"at"absw.org.uk
These pages were designed, well, cobbled
together, by Michael Kenward on behalf of the ABSW.
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ABSW members at work
ABSW Members work on a range of publications
and at other places where they communicate science to a wider audience. Here
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Paul Anderson
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I am a computer scientist and writer, currently acting as
Technical Editor for the JISC Technology and Standards Watch service. I have
worked in both industry and academia as a project manager, software engineer
and research scientist and my experience provides a broad overview of
emerging technologies.
I specialise in tracking and writing about the direction and
development of new and emerging technologies and I have written articles on
computer science and the future of technology for a range of clients
including BECTA, the University of Oxford and Computing magazine.
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Sue Charles
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Sue is CEO of
Northbank Communications,
a PR consultancy specialising in science communications. She has 20 years
experience in science communications and led the PR on Dolly the Sheep. Her
consultancy offers science writing, pr strategy and media relations support.
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Heather Devany |
TalkScience Limited produces digital video and multimedia
projects with an emphasis on the requirements of the science and training
communities. TalkScience offer a range of communications services, including
DVD authoring, web or printed material content proof-reading and editing,
crewed video camera hire and video editing.
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Matin Durrani |
Editor of
Physics World. |
Andy Lloyd
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Ted Nield |
Ted Nield is struggling to come to terms with the fact
that he has been writing about science for 20 years since ceasing to
be a geologist. He now specialises in Earth sciences, as editor of the
news-led web site of the Geological Society of London (www.geolsoc.org.uk)
and its sister publication, the colour magazine Geoscientist. He is also the
society's media relations man. |
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Rachel Thomas |
I am the editor of Plus
- a free online maths magazine which aims to promote mathematics to the
general public. Previously I worked in IT, a maths and statistics
consultancy, and in research mathematics in Australia.
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