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Some people get home after a busy day and tell their friends all about it. Some people don’t have friends, and tell the cat instead. NOISEmakers have friends. But some of them also like to keep online diaries, so they can tell other people what they’ve been up to. Ladies and gentlemen, unless you live on Mars, you will know that another name for an online diary is a blog. Here’s where you can read some of their entries. By the way, if you do live on Mars, please get in touch. If you’re smart enough to have figured out how to get there and how to survive, you’re probably good NOISEmaker material yourself.
 
Guy Billings
 Guy Billings
Guy thinks about thinking...
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Emma Carter
 Emma Carter
Emma means mini-machines.
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Michael Chappell
 Michael Chappell
Michael is magnetised by the brain.
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Helen Czerski
 Helen Czerski
Helen listens to bubbles in order to spy on them...
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Daniel Espino
 Daniel Espino
Daniel tugs on our heart strings with the latest computer technology.
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Tim Gabriel
 Tim Gabriel
Tim's tiny holes will mean you won't have to charge your mobile for months.
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Jenny Goodman
 Jenny Goodman
Jenny's power lies in the wind.
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Nic Harrigan
 Nic Harrigan
Nic wants to explain the universe through the things we can't see.
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Ceri Harrop
 Ceri Harrop
Ceri wants us to breathe easy.
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Anna Harvey
 Anna Harvey
Anna is making green the new black.
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Jessica Housden
 Jessica Housden
Jessica is out of this world.
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Kate Lancaster
 Kate Lancaster
Kate fuses atoms to make energy.
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Amy MacLucas
 Amy MacLucas
Amy shakes and bakes!
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Vicki Murdie
 Vicki Murdie
Vicki is a jet powered cooking whiz.
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Greg Offer
 Greg Offer
Greg's green fuel is no soft cell.
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Andrew Russell
 Andrew Russell
Andrew watches to see if lightning ever strikes twice.
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Emma Schofield
 Emma Schofield
Emma speeds up reactions.
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Basil Singer
 Basil Singer
Basil programs robots and presents science shows
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Tristan Smith
 Tristan Smith
Tristan develops naval warfare.
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Tom Waller
 Tom Waller
Tom speeds athletes to the finish line.
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Chris Whittleston
 Chris Whittleston
Chris is evolving our understanding of viruses
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Tom Whyntie
 Tom Whyntie
Tom is looking for the particles other scientists just don't reach.
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Laurie Winkless
 Laurie Winkless
Laurie thinks it is the little things that matter.....
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