In case you missed any of them...
...here are links to my science-related posts to date, in order of appearance on my blog:
Announcing Bertie Boffin's science lecture series
Thermodynamics
Earth Science introduction
Earth Science - Field trip part 1 (Scotch on the Rocks)
Earth Science - Field trip part 2 (after the event)
Quantum Physics - lecture announcement
Quantum Physics - Leaping about in an Excited State
Climate Change - research announcement
Climate Change - the research results
Source of Scientific Inspiration
Gravity - lecture announcement
Gravity - in Galileo's Footsteps
Science at the Blogville Picnic - an announcement
Science at the Blogville Picnic - the aftermath
David Attenborough - Greatest Living Englishman?
Inter-Species Jealousy - Pandas arrive in Edinburgh Zoo
Particle Physics - the Higgs Boson Diet Plan
About a dog's centre of gravity and tendency to topple
The Boffin returns after a long absence
Baffled by human behaviour (the limits of science)
A low carbon pawprint Olympic Games
Bertie enjoys a real geological field trip to Lossiemouth
The placebo effect (sort of)
Electromagnetism, James Clerk Maxwell and his dog Toby
Asta predicts an earthquake
Peter Higgs wins Nobel Prize
A discussion of new research into asymmetric tail wagging
A letter to the editor of Current Biology re tail wagging paper
Why do dogs tilt their heads?: the hypotheses
Why do dogs tilt their head?: the conclusions
The Schrödinger's cat and a Quantum of Mystery
Contemplating photosynthesis
Bertie's astronaut fantasy
Comment on the Tim Hunt 'girls in labs' affair
The shaved furs colour experiment
Distractingly sexy science?
Getting to grips with P vs NP
Festive Quantum Robins
On the trail of Benjamin Franklin
Robert Fitzroy and the science of weather forecasting
Bertie's Pee-hD thesis
Are you as fit as a barnacle goose?
On the Lewisian Gneiss
A thank you for action on Global Warming
Concerning the enrichment of Mexican Gray Wolves
Dogs healthier than husbands?
Bertie reviews 'Tamed' by Alice Roberts
Small dogs pee higher
Nature Friday
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