Embryo’s en evolutie
De relatie tussen geloof en wetenschap is een van mijn ‘specialismen’ als wetenschapsjournalist. Ik houd mij ook actief bezig met discussies op dit terrein, met name binnen christelijke kringen. Mijn… Read more »
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February limited offer: free abstract editing
Are you working on a grant proposal at the moment, or writing other research-related texts? During the month of February, I am offering free editing on 15 abstracts. I have… Read more »
Writing for the new Chemport Europe website
One of my clients as a science writer is Chemport Europe, the innovative ecosystem for chemicals and materials in the Northern Netherlands. Chemport Europe works towards a green, sustainable chemistry…. Read more »
Three stories
This week, three science stories I’ve written were released. The first is on how E. coli has ‘MacGyvered’ a unique mode of membrane transport by combining a selective pore with… Read more »
Treat yourself to some editing support
Are you considering a grant application, or already facing a deadline for e.g. the Dutch NWO Rubicon grant or Teachers Ph.D. scholarship? Or perhaps an ERC Proof of Concept or… Read more »
Lorentz Workshop, Scientific Storytelling and Embryos
Just a quick update on some special activities in the coming weeks… From 27-31 August, I will attend a Lorentz Center workshop in Leiden, entitled ‘Distinguishing Science and Metaphysics in Evolution… Read more »
I just got another ERC Consolidator!
Well, not personally, of course. But in the last ERC Consolidator round, a project proposal which I have edited got funded. As all my work is strictly confidential, I can’t… Read more »
Art of Scientific Storytelling – sold out!
Next week, I’ll be presenting my workshop ‘The Art of Scientific Storytelling’ during the Grants Week Groningen (organized by the University of Groningen and the University Medical Center Groningen). If… Read more »
Nature on getting help with writing your grant
A new feature in the career section of the journal Nature delves into an issue close to my (professional) heart: getting help when writing grant proposals. This longread describes many… Read more »
Why science communication is difficult
Richard Feynman tries to answer a very simple question about magnets – and in about seven minutes shows the question is everything but simple. Of course, if we all took… Read more »