Creative disruption
This week we bade a fond farewell to Daniel Tulloch who is leaving the Smith School to do something exciting around electricity market...
Tis the season
What with leaving parties, anniversaries and the general seasonal merriment, I've been doing a lot of eating this week. Oxford is not...
We're hiring!
Fancy a job as a research associate? It pays over thirty grand, and involves lots of travel to exotic destinations in Africa. You'll be...
Circular arguments
The call for abstracts has recently opened for 2017's World Water Week in Stockholm. I love this event - had the opportunity to give a...
Investing Responsibly
Students reading for a D.Phil (PhD) at Oxford are formally assessed a couple of times over the course of their studies. Yesterday I...
End of term
It's 9th week in Oxford, which means term is officially over for undergraduates. My department suddenly feels deserted, although we're...
SoGE Annual Review
My Department's Annual Review came out today, and a cracking read it is too. Billed as a snapshot of the School of Geography and the...
Clothes for the emperor
I give a regular class on Dr. David Johnstone's elective for master's students that looks, inter alia, at water infrastructure. My brief...
