Malone discussed his goals, work and background in a session recorded and transcribed by Edge.org, the Web site developed by the literary agent and intellectual impressario John Brockman as something of an online science salon.
A £22m ($33m) refurbishment, intended to set up a trendy "science salon" for the public, drained the RI's coffers and led to the defenestration in 2010 of Lady Greenfield, its director.
Han's demo was one of a breathtaking array of ideas and technology on exhibition two weeks ago at an invitation-only science fair salon called "Gadgetoff," held at the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey, just across the Hudson River from Manhattan.
His articles and op-eds have been published in the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, New York Daily News, The New Republic, Christian Science Monitor, Salon, CNN, and Religion Dispatches, among others.
He has appeared on CNN, FOX, the BBC and many other news broadcasts, and his articles have been published in the Washington Post, New York Times, Boston Globe, London Observer, Chicago Sun Times, Christian Science Monitor, Salon and others.
Other assertions by Tierney concerning scientific and journalistic misconduct have been examined and found credible by such publications as Newsweek, Time, Science, Nature and Salon.
Indeed, he becomes a kind of satirist, conversing knowingly about art or international politics or Newtonian science in London salons.
SALON Entertaining Science: Mars!
The project was intended to turn the Albermarle Street building into a "salon" for science and attract a wider audience.
He writes about his own life and the lives of others for places like The New York Times, Salon, Popular Science, and Men's Health.
The Supersonic salon introduces hair science to the high street for the first time, and nowhere else can [customers] choose between 64 types of dust and debris to test a vacuum cleaner.
