ScienceOnline 2010 redux – in which I’m interviewed by Bora

If anyone wants to find out a bit more about me, my background, my goals and my thoughts on online science communication, this is probably a good place to start.

Some background: following every ScienceOnline conference, Bora likes to pretend that he doesn’t already know everything about everyone by watching their internet habits on a gigantic bank of monitors, while cackling and stroking a cat. To that end, he does a series of interviews, where the conference participants say a bit about themselves. It’s now my turn, and we’re both posting this up at the same time. Given that I wrote this for Bora, it seems fitting that I was a bit more verbose than usual.

I’m Ed, I talk

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