| Neuroimager | I am a neuroimager based at Bangor University, in North Wales. Interested in cerebral physiology |
| Magnetic resonance spectroscopist | I have an ongoing interest in using MRS to investigate and understand brain function. |
| Physiology | We are interested in the brains response to mild to moderate hypoxia, and other stressors |
| Rugby | I am also a rugby Union coach, with an interest in player safety and welfare, and so now find myself starting research on concussion and brain health. |
NASA is about to launch a mission to the most metal asteroid we know. How metal? It may have once had volcanoes of molten iron.
*THAT* metal.
https://badastronomy.substack.com/p/a-totally-metal-asteroid-mission
Think about a pedestrian/cyclist being hit by a car: the person with the lowest carbon footprint, space use, noise and pollution production hit by a high carbon, space-guzzling, noisy and polluting box of metal.
Roads are for **people**, not for cars - cars have their uses, but that does not imply that the whole system should be built to satisfy their merest whim.
So well done Wales for making 20mph the default speed limit in residential/built-up areas.
https://www.gov.wales/introducing-default-20mph-speed-limits
Attached: 1 image For no reason in particular I made this highly accurate Venn diagram during a college meeting today https://xkcd.com/773/
For no reason in particular I made this highly accurate Venn diagram during a college meeting today
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