Technology with
political and
humanitarian
awareness. 
by science writer and journalist, Helen Gavaghan.
Or: "Flight of fancy"
Writing from Mytholmroyd, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire.
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1. A novel crop circle in the Oxfordshire countryside
by Helen Gavaghan. March 2009
Looking like a UFO has landed in Oxfordshire, the Diamond sychrotron research facility is a prestigious piece of science kit for biomedical research and materials analysis.
2. Access to the web for the visually impaired
by Helen Gavaghan. June 2009
With screenreaders the blind can see the world of the web, but there are limitations.
3. Satellite operator faces critical months
by Helen Gavaghan. December 2009.
Late in 2009 EUMETSAT battled to save a critical ocean-monitoring space programme. The stakes were high, with international commerce, science and climate-change co-operation on the line. How did the IGO cope? It flew in Europe's science and technology press. |
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