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Bibliography for 2010

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Papers, articles, books, reviews and broadcasts

Now available: annual bibliographies starting in 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000.
See also: 2008 and 2009 and 2011.

Note cumulative scientific bibliography for the 2010's (with links to earlier decades).

Announcement, 2010, Evening with Brian [at] Inter Micro 2010, McCrone Research Institute, January.

BJF, 2010, Interviewed on the future of food by Rick Wiles, TruNews radio, West Palm Beach, Florida, 1700-1720h Eastern, 27 January.

Dexter, Gary, 2010, Explains the origins of Brian J Ford's Nonscience, Daily Telegraph, 31 January.

Angel Miguel, 2010, included Brian J Ford recording of neurons [in] El Canto de la Vida: El Lenguaje Musical de los Organismos Vivos, Mexico: Oaxaca, 1900h, 7 February.

BJF, 2010, A New Era of Whole Cell Biology, Biologist 57 (1): 9-11, February.

BJF, 2010, Single Cell intelligence (with colour photographs), Mensa Magazine: 6-7, February.

BJF, 2010, illustrated presentations aboard the Cunard: RMS Queen Mary 2, World Cruise sector, Exploring the Pacific Rim:

Aur, Dorian and Jog, Mandar S., 2010, cite Brian J Ford [in] Neuroelectrodynamics, Understanding the Brain language: 7, 21, 208, 231. Amsterdam and Washington DC: IOS Press, February.

BJF, 2010, Expert Bookshelf, Cells and Microbes, Focus magazine: 89, March

Hudson, Ian P, 2010, Use of words under the microscope (with colour picture), Mensa Magazine: 17, April.

BJF, 2010, The Secret Power of the Single Cell, New Scientist 26-27, 24 April.

Report, 2012, Neurons not a switch, Quantum Mind report, April.

BJF, 2010, Word Wise (response to Ian Hudson, vide supra), Mensa Magazine: 17, May.

BJF, Interviewed by Winifred Robinson on cultured meat, You and Yours, BBC Radio Four, 1245-1250h, 27 May.

Laughlin, Gary, 2010, editorial introducing Brian J Ford's new column Critical Focus, The Microscope 58 (1): 2.

BJF, 2010, Critical Focus column (1): The Royal Society turns 350, The Microscope 58: 35-40.

BJF, 2010, The Cheat and the Microscope - Plagiarism over the Centuries, The Microscope 58 (1): 21-32.

Announcement, 2010, Brian J Ford to present keynote at Inter Micro, Chicago, The Microscope 58 (1): 44.

BJF, 2010, Culturing Meat for the Future: Anti-death versus anti-life, [chapter in] Tandy, Charles (editor) Death And Anti-Death, Volume 7, Palo Alto: Ria University Press.

Robinson, Winifred, 2010, interviews Brian J Ford on cultured meat, BBC You and Yours, Radio Four, 1245-1250h, 27 May.

Henderson, Mark, 2010, guest blog by Brian J Ford on cultured meat for the Times, 2 June.

Exley, Stephen, 2010, article on Brian J Ford cultured meat chapter, Cambridge News, 2 June.

BJF, 2010, presentations for Inter Micro 10:

Williams, Sarah, 2010, extract from Brian J Ford's Leeuwenhoek Legacy [in] Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Papworth, Andrew, 2010, Could this be Whittlesey’s oldest resident? Cambridge Times, 20 August.

BJF, 2010, Thirty Years of Mensa at Cambridge, after-dinner speech, Mensa gala dinner, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge University, 2030-2110h, 21 August.

BJF, 2010, Concerning the Abilities of Living Cells, illustrated presentation to Mensa at Cambridge, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge University, 1400-1530h, 22 August.

BJF, 2010, address on cultured meat to Vegetarian Society debate at annual meeting, London: Dragon Hall, Covent Garden, 1630h, 11 September.

Lebbad, Marianne, 2010, Includes single-lens study of Giardia [in] defence of thesis: Molecular Diagnosis and Characterization of Two Intestinal Protozoa: Entamoeba histolytica and Giardia intestinalis. Department of Parasitology, Mycology and Water, Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control, 24 September.

BJF, 2010, Critical Focus column (2): Inventing Life, or Reality?, The Microscope 58: 35-40.

BJF, 2010, Illustrated presentations aboard Cunard: RMS Queen Mary 2 Mediterranean Medley cruise:

BJF, 2010, The Physiology of Autumn, Presidential address to Cambridge Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College Cambridge, 1900-2100h, 18 October.

Announcement, 2010, Revolutionary Insights - the Dawn of Microscopical Investigation, illustrated presentation wth videomicrographs to the Royal Society, 1330-1430h, 29 October.

Exley, Stephen, 2010, Why trees really dump their leaves, Cambridge News, 23 October.

Report, 2010, Scientist discovers why trees really lose their leaves in autumn, Daily Telegraph: 15, 25 October.

BJF, 2010, Revolutionary Insights - the Dawn of Microscopical Investigation, illustrated presentation with videomicrographs to the Royal Society, 1330-1430h, 29 October.

BJF, 2010, review of Darwin, the Concise Story of an Extraordinary Man, Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 101: 1002.

Report, 2010, Brian J Ford theory on autumn leaves [in] Autumnwatch, BBC Television, 11 November.

Crampton, Caroline, 2010, interviews Brian J Ford on forthcming plagiarism lecture for New Statesman: 38, 22 November.

BJF, 2010, Plagiarism, Scourge or Solace? illustrated presentation to the Friends of the University Library, Camvbridge University, 27 November.

BJF, 2010, Critical Focus column (3): Censoring the Cell, how the Microscope is abused by the Media, The Microscope 58 (3): 121-129.

BJF, 2010, reviews Samuel Fallours, Facsimile of Tropical Fishes of the East Indies, Cologne: Raschen, Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (in press).

BJF, 2010, reviews The Quest for the Invisible - Microscopy in the Enlightenment, by Marc. J Radcliffe, ISBN 978-0-7546-6150-4, xii + 315 pp, Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate Publishing, Biologist (in press).

BJF, 2010, reviews The World of Carolus Clusius: Natural History in the Making, 1550-1610 by Florike Egmond. ISBN-10: 1848930089, ISBN-13: 978-1848930087, 312 pages, London: Pickering & Chatto Ltd, Biologist (in press).

BJF, 2010, reviews Charles Darwin, the Concise Story of an Extraordinary Man, by Tim Berra, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2009, Linnean Society (in press).

BJF, 2010-2011, Lectures aboard Fred Olsen Cruise Line, M/S Balmoral 'Canary Islands Christmas' cruise,

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