TRYangle is the name I've given to the new approach to evaluating information sources that I've been working on for a while and today I talked about it in public for the first time. I was supremely touched and enthused by the response.

Hopefully you'll hear more about it soon!

I was very glad of the short train ride along the coast to Southampton - hope your journey isn't too much longer and you get to have a chilled evening

I think it was more stupidity than stamina 🤣

Was lovely to meet you too, thanks again for being so welcoming

Also brilliant panel on neurodiversty and how we can all work in a more compassionate way to ensure inclusivity for all is embedded into all we do and we don't put the additional burden on ND students and colleagues.

Now it's party time!

#UKSG2025

For now though I'm relaxing my mind and tucking into a delicious burger and refreshing beer from Honest Burgers, then thinking about heading to the cinema!

I was just going to pop onto here to recommend Abi Elphinstone, my 9yo daughter just read the first Ember Spark novel and is obsessed with it - even dressed up as her for World Book Day.

This is really useful, thank you! I'm heading to UKSG and would love to be added if possible - thanks!

Brilliant, thank you!

Do you have a link to this "research" - sounds like it would be a useful example to show how funding can impact the bias of research outcomes

Just this week I've had 2 examples (one in work, one in a volunteering role) where people have presented info that proved to be inaccurate & which after investigation, was found to be because of GenAI tool use. The additional labour caused was unnecessary & could have had further implications

Thanks Andrew! Congratulations on your own looming milestone! 🥂