African Farming and Food Processing
Smallholders seek food security: how smallholders in Malawi are turning to organic technologies in their fight for a better life.  July/August 1999
African Review of Business and Technology
Regional electricity grids: pooling resources  April 2000

Reflections

• Maize: Malawi's Sorghum of the sea coast [a short history of maize in Africa]  Reflections 22 (1999)
• Mount Kenya  Reflections 21 (1999)
• Mulanje Mountain  Reflections 16 (1998)
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BBC Wildlife

• Evolution: Escape the Natrix. The morphing tadpoles of the Mallorcan midwife toad. March 2001
• Communication: Sound tracks: eaves dropping on the lives of sperm whales;  Factfile: valuable signatures [in the big brown bat]  January 2000
• Social snails: even self fertilising snails need companions  September 2000
• Constant craving: high fidelity insects may use search images [flower constancy/feeding]  August 2000
• Frog chorus [the complex calls of the Madagascan treefrog]  July 2000
• Genetic roots [trees underground identified by root DNA] February 2000
• Finishing touches [salamander pheromones]  December 1999
• Evolution.  Eating up blue-greens: waterfleas keep pace with pollution  December 1999
• Feeding. Milk round: naked mole-rats  October 1999
• New species.  The world's smallest deer: tiny muntjac found in the Far East  September 1999
• Long winded result [new interpretation of the anatomy of the giraffe's neck]  June 1999
• Courtship.  Reflected glory: what matters more - size or symmetry?  March 1999
• Hearing things [the cocktail party effect in king penguins]  December 1998
• Little squirts [fertilisation in colonial sea squirt]  July 1998
• Courtship. Hidden colours: there's more to a blue-throat than meets the eye [ultraviolet vision]  May 1998
• Partnership. Giving ants the slip: wax-coated stems select and protect skillful climbers  May 1998
• Peafowl  puzzle [evolution of the Congo peafowl]  March 1998
• Sex signals.  Rejection colours: when redness doesn't mean readiness [Lizard sees red]  December 1997
• Communication.  Mite repellers: how a hunter gets wind of the competition  October 1997
• Weevil dispersal.  Fruit pulp friction: how beetle larvae avoid being digested [Weevils catch a lift in seeds]  December 1995
• Seed dispersal.  Sweet satisfaction: how plants get their way  September 1994
• Parasitism.  Slimey sneaks in the grass: garden snails as cuckoos  August 1994
• Wild cycles.  Age goes before a fall: why voles really crash  June 1994
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Chemistry in Britain

• Restoring old masters: why do paintings turn yellow  November 1999
• Making up in Ancient Egypt  April 1999
• Fatty Acids in schistosome parasites  January 1999
• Revealing ancient fats  February 1999
• Insects' own mothballs  January 1998
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Dairy Farmer
Electronic nose can detect oestrus  November 1998

Dairy Industries International

• Omega-3 special - Opportunity Knocks  The dairy industry is favourably positioned to exploit omega-3 fatty acids.  June 2001
• Cultures and coagulants - The genetics game  February 2000  [Biotechnology and the dairy industry]
• Probiotic cheese  July/August 2000
• A second skin [Milk protein edible films for food coatings and packaging]  June 2000
• Whey processing: the [dietary and medicinal] benefits of casein macropeptide  December 1998
• Low fat pizza could soon be a reality  January 1999
• Cultures and coagulants: the fight against phage  February 1998
• Phage come under attack  January 1998
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New Scientist

• Cupid's arrow is tipped with love potion [courtship in land snails]  11 July 1998
• How insects storm privet defences  26 April 1997

Plant Talk: plant conservation worldwide
Malawi's Mulanje Mountain    July 1999  Conservation and poverty/development issues (text and pictures)
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The Countryman
Seabird City: the manx shearwaters of Rum   August/September 1998

The Great Outdoors
Double Standards: the hypocrisy that goes under the name of game conservation on the Peak District Moors    July 1994

Peak and Pennine
Gone with the wind: beauty or beast?  Wind farms arouse passionate debate   May 1998

Hesselberg Hydro Ltd   (specialists in hydraulic asphalt, part of the Gleeson Group of international companies)
Writing/editing of all text for the company web site

SeparationsNOW.com  (online resource for separation science)

• May 2004  Bioprospecting in Panama The Column (HPLC ezine) vol 1 issue 5
• January 2005 A tastier potato, thanks to GC and metabolomics The Gas Phase (GC ezine)
  

• GABLE - Girls Attainment of Basic Literacy and Numeracy in Malawi - a USAID funded project (Internationally distributed promotional and educational materials)
• Malawi Against Polio (MAP) (Slide lecture set of fieldwork at outreach clinics)
• Sheffield Careers Service (Publicity material)
• NE Derbyshire Health Trust (Publicity material)
• Holmfirth Festival (Publicity material)
• Microvox sound solutions (Product shots for catalogues and publicity material)