Firework night in Poole on a very damp and windy night. Can’t actually see Brownsea Island but the fireworks were still great and lots of people out braving the elements

Summer in Poole. New tapas bar La-Mia’s for lunch and lots of fun for all the family. A real buzz about the place. We bought craft cheese, Italian glass bowls and Guy

Guess what we are doing this afternoon. Back to the summer breezes in Wellow this evening. It’s so humid in London

Great paper. A must read for anyone who is interested in who takes responsibility for content on social media, AI generated or otherwise. Really pleased the authors chose to publish in #RSOS

Wendy Hall Andrew Dunn I will be recommending the paper to our post graduate research students and researchers. Who to hold responsible? The paper lists: developers of LLMs, users of LLMs, App builders on top of LLMs and definitely not the LLMs themselves!!!

The joys of Poole. Even on a rather wet and windy evening, we’re enjoying a wonderful meal at the Custom House with an excellent band playing outside. We’re going to brave the elements and join them for the fireworks later Peter Chandler

This why we love Poole. Bands like this pop up to entertain us as we drink our expresso martinis and wait for the fireworks

And now the fireworks. What a lovely evening

Poole Quay chronicles day 2. Tonight is American classic car night. Crowds of people looking at some amazing cars and supporting the local businesses. And it’s a beautiful evening.

Poole classic car night goes to Hollywood. We’re safe tonight

Really feel like we’re on holiday today. We took the harbour cruise to Wareham on a beautiful summer’s day Peter Chandler

Join us for a celebration of the life and work of a very remarkable man, Dr Matthew West. His work laid the foundation for modern data modelling

The Shieldhall Steam Ship. Our home for the day. We’re off to watch the Bournemouth Airshow 😎⛴️🛫Peter Chandler

What a fabulous afternoon watching the Bournemouth Airshow なほ

This is history in the making. It will be 360 years next year since the Royal Society published the first issue of Philosophical Transactions

Wendy Hall To celebrate a decade of Royal Society Open Science we’ve collated the most popular papers published over the past 10 years from explosively breeding frogs and ‘talking’ mushrooms, to ancient fossils and the evolution of pop music: ow.ly/PVEP50Tgcej #RSOS

Find out what it’s like to be an Editor-in-Chief of a Royal Society journal - a great privilege amongst other things - and why Jeremy Sanders and I have so enjoyed being EiCs of Royal Society Open Science

We made it to the Oval and it’s not raining. England just taken three quick wickets so we’ll see them bat this afternoon 😊🏏 Curry for lunch with JP Rangaswami なほ

Thanks for the shout out 𝙿𝚛𝚘𝚏. 𝚂𝚊𝚛𝚊𝚑 𝙼𝚘𝚛𝚛𝚒𝚜 🔍🐧 This is still worth a listen a year on. Beth Rigby asked all the right questions 😊

Lovely and sunny at the moment at the Oval but I bet England are wishing for rain. 69 for 5. Disastrous. 69 for 6 now. They’ll be out before tea at this rate 😮