If only it were true

Posted on April 28, 2012 by

Thanks to someone called Mike Day for this. While palaeontology, along with forensics, are the two areas lots of teenagers would like to study, science would be in a much better place if one in five were going down that path – let alone hiding it from their parents.Image

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About Stephen Luntz

I am a science journalist, specialising in Australian and New Zealand research across all fields of science. My book, Forensics, Fossils and Fruitbats: A Field Guide to Australian Scientists is out now through CSIRO Publishing. I am also a professional returning officer for non-government organisations. I'm very politically active, but generally try to restrict this blog to scientific matters.
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