Keith Bradnam

I’ve been slowly trying to catalogue all of the websites and blogs that I have ever been involved with.

I have been using the Streaks app for many years to encourage me to stick to various daily habits.

I started my PhD in late 1996, at a time when creating a website was a very rare thing to do.

Love it or hate it, AI is having a big impact on the world.

It was recently World Refugee Day (20 June) and for much of the last six months I have been racing to help launch a new website project for the Careif charity where I volunteer my time.

Away from work, I am a Mac and iPad user.

Note, this is a blog post I originally wrote in September 2011 when I lived in Davis, California.

Regular visitors to this blog — which is probably just me — might notice that things have changed a little bit.

I surprised myself last week by writing almost 2,000 words for a new post on my ACGT science blog.

Art by Megan Yelets Last Thursday I was waiting to see my 8-year old’s school play and was chatting to a parent friend who was standing in the line next to us.

An increasing challenge for those of us working in the world of website analytics is the impact on traffic from Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini.

In October 2024, I took advantage of an Amazon Prime deal to buy myself a ‘walking pad’.

For a number of years I have been setting yearly themes, an idea that has been made popular by the Cortex podcast.

Microsoft’s Copilot is an AI chatbot that utilises OpenAI’s ChatGPT technology.

I recently came across this blog post by Tony Stubblebine which seemed like something I should shamelessly copy.

At the turn of the millennium I was finishing my PhD in Nottingham.

ICR logo in Lego by Keith Bradnam After four and a half years as the Digital Strategy Manager at the The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR), I am moving on to pastures new.

I was recently interviewed by 46 questions For Scientists who have a remit to "Make science inclusive by highlighting those that do it".

Photo by Webaroo.com.au on Unsplash This blog post is repurposed from a very long Twitter thread (which became a bit unthreaded)… Over the last week, I have seen several discussions on Twitter about the implications of sending emails outside of standard w…

Image from Pixabay It's a completely arbitrary milestone but The Institute of Cancer Research — where I work as the Digital Strategy Manager — has now reached a social media audience of over 50K followers/subscribers!