Kate Ravilious Science journalist
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Sit down, relax and have a read. Comfortable? Here are a selection of recent and not-so-recent articles I have written…
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Communication Skills
How many ideas fall by the wayside because no-one heard them? Good communication is essential if you want your ideas to flourish.
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Archaeology
It’s not just shopping trolleys and plastic bags that end up in rivers. Choose the right location and you might find treasures dating back hundreds of years. A unique excavation of the riverbed underneath a medieval bridge in the historic city of Durham has uncovered 11,000 objects spanning a period of 900 years. From pilgrim’s souvenirs to exquisite textiles and ancient coins, the rich story of everyday life in Medieval times is emerging from the River Wear, rewriting the history of the city and reshaping our understanding of life across Medieval Europe.
Latest News
Italian earthquake data hint at possibility of forecasting one type of quake
The IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 °C: the why, the what and the how
Thirty years of the IPCC
Weatherwatch: wind turbines in the sun, slow but steady
England’s Secret Nuclear Bunkers
Atlas Obscura, 11 September 2018
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About me
Kate Ravilious is an award-winning independent science journalist, based in York, UK. She writes about the latest discoveries in the scientific world and has a particular passion for earth sciences and archaeology. Her work is published in magazines and newspapers and on websites including, New Scientist, The Guardian, The Daily Telegraph, The Independent, BBC Focus magazine, National Geographic daily news, Archaeology and Environmental Research Web.
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