Ehsan Masood

Why Is Ehsan Masood Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Hassan Ehsan Masood is a British science writer, journalist and broadcaster. Between 2009 and 2017 he was the editor of Research Fortnight , is currently bureau chief at Nature, and has been teaching international science policy at Imperial College London. since 2008.

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Ehsan Masood's Published Works

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Published Works

Women at work (2005) (126)
⃛ as consortium plans free SNP map of human genome (1999) (76)
An unholy alliance. (2003) (64)
The battle for the soul of biodiversity (2018) (44)
The Great Invention: The Story of GDP and the Making and Unmaking of the Modern World (2016) (33)
'Medicinal plants threatened by over-use' (1997) (30)
Fisheries science: all at sea when it comes to politics? (1997) (26)
UN climate change report turns up the heat (1995) (24)
Arab science: Blooms in the desert (2002) (23)
Gene tests: who benefits from risk? (1996) (22)
Social equity versus private property: striking the right balance (1998) (22)
‘COP26 hasn’t solved the problem’: scientists react to UN climate deal (2021) (22)
How China is redrawing the map of world science (2019) (16)
Costing the Earth: when ecology meets economics (1998) (15)
Islam and Science: An Islamist revolution (2006) (14)
UK seeks physicists for environmental research (1998) (13)
Monsanto set to back down over ‘terminator’ gene? (1998) (12)
The GM debate: who decides? An analysis of decision-making about genetically modified crops in developing countries. (2005) (11)
Developing countries dispute use of figures on climate change impacts (1995) (11)
Climate report 'subject to scientific cleansing' (1996) (11)
GM crops: A continent divided (2003) (10)
Greek earthquake stirs controversy over claims for prediction method (1995) (10)
Pressure grows for inquiry into welfare of transgenic animals (1997) (9)
Aquaculture: a solution, or source of new problems? (1997) (9)
Old scores surface as African states face new opportunities (1998) (9)
Iceland poised to sell exclusive rights to national health data (1998) (9)
Swedish council is dismissed amid claims of malpractice (1995) (9)
Kyoto agreement creates new agenda for climate research (1997) (9)
Warnings raised over black-market vaccines (1995) (9)
Industrial world is unlikely to meet promised carbon cuts (1996) (8)
UK eyes social goals for next Foresight (1998) (8)
British Muslims : media guide (2006) (8)
Court charges open split in Greek earthquake experts (1995) (7)
Cloning technique 'reveals legal loophole' (1997) (7)
Organic farmer takes gene battle to court (1998) (7)
Europe and US in confrontation over GM food labelling criteria (1999) (7)
Fishing by numbers reveals its limits (1997) (6)
Austria bans gene-modified maize (1997) (6)
Swifter, higher, stronger: pushing the envelope of performance (1996) (6)
Row erupts over evacuation plans for Mount Vesuvius (1995) (6)
UK panel formed to rebuild trust in government science advice (1999) (6)
Britain embraces ‘knowledge economy’ (1998) (6)
Temperature rises in dispute over costing climate change (1995) (6)
Gag on food scientist is lifted as gene modification row hots up ... (1999) (6)
COP26 climate pledges: What scientists think so far. (2021) (5)
Climate report cuts call for strong policies (1995) (5)
COP27 climate talks: what succeeded, what failed and what’s next (2022) (5)
Asian economies lead increase in carbon dioxide emissions (1997) (5)
Asian states link to popularize science⃛ (1998) (5)
Food scientist in GMO row defends ‘premature’ warning (1999) (5)
Climate panel confirms human role in warming, fights off oil states (1995) (5)
A 100th birthday wish: uphold academic freedom in dark times (2018) (4)
British scientists seek recognition of role in "life on Mars' debate··· (1996) (4)
Energy with meaning (2006) (4)
Scientists in Pakistan and Sri Lanka bet their futures on China (2019) (4)
BA puts government science move under the microscope (1995) (4)
Troubled UK biotech firm faces new probe (1998) (4)
Science advice test in UK devolution vote (1999) (4)
UK redraws medical research funding (1997) (4)
Islam and Science: The Islamic world (2006) (4)
Chief to leave troubled British Biotech (1998) (4)
'Mad cow' scare threatens political link between food and agriculture (1996) (4)
UK insurers oppose moratorium plea on use of genetic data (1998) (4)
UK research set for international scrutiny (1998) (4)
After 322 years, royal observatory loses out to Scottish rival (1997) (4)
Image of Newton reopens historic divide (1997) (4)
Collapse of talks on safety of GMO trade (1999) (4)
Academies call for ban on patenting agricultural life forms (1999) (4)
Battling for science takes its toll on UN climate panel stalwarts (1997) (3)
World Bank invests in global science base (1999) (3)
Kyoto ‘dress rehearsal’ ends in deadlock (1997) (3)
Nuclear waste plans enter critical phase (1996) (3)
Anomaly admitted in 'first' AIDS case (1995) (3)
Nuclear waste store could be built within 25 years, say Lords (1999) (3)
UN agency chief seeks advice from environment groups (1998) (3)
Major biodiversity initiative needs support (2015) (3)
Xenotransplant experts face good and bad news (1998) (3)
Planned US nuclear repository ‘at risk’ ⃛ (1998) (3)
Europe bids to pull US patent law into line with first-to-file system (1999) (3)
Capacity building: The road from Rio (2008) (3)
Africa splits over bar to patents on plants (1999) (3)
Pakistan's universities take up protest (2007) (3)
Montserrat residents ‘lost faith’ in volcanologists' warnings (1998) (3)
Report stays neutral on deep-sea disposal (1996) (3)
Chinese agree to eugenics discussion (1995) (3)
A formula for indigenous involvement (1998) (3)
Head of climate group rejects claims of political influence (1996) (3)
UK reaffirms commitment to independent food agency (1997) (3)
Equity is the key criterion for developing nations (1997) (3)
Compromise sought on ‘Terminator’⃛ (1999) (3)
Sparks fly over climate report (1996) (3)
Pakistan must seize the chance to revive its science (2013) (3)
Islanders contest report on nuclear risks (1997) (2)
Scientific caution 'blunts efforts' to conserve fish stocks (1996) (2)
Call for more research into health effects of Chernobyl accident. (1995) (2)
Africa defends rights to indigenous knowledge (1998) (2)
UK biotech flagship meets stormy waters (1998) (2)
Liability clause blocks talks on biosafety protocol (1996) (2)
Environment: The globe's green avenger (2009) (2)
The changing culture of British science (1998) (2)
Microsoft ‘in talks’ to set up research base in Cambridge (1997) (2)
Call for moratorium on seedbank patents (1998) (2)
Malaysia backs ‘gag’ on haze scientists (1997) (2)
Science in the service of the Raj (1997) (2)
Job losses feared as UK marine science centre overspends (1999) (2)
Expert group to look at UK cloning law ⃛ (1999) (2)
G8 leaders seek study on effects of biotech (1999) (2)
Britain opens biotech regulation to greater public involvement (1999) (2)
'All lines from space are engaged...' (1995) (2)
Rebooting GDP: new ways to measure economic growth gain momentum. (2022) (2)
Islam and Science: the Islamic world. (2006) (2)
... as UK press reports come under fire (1999) (2)
Chemical weapons ban edges to realization (1995) (2)
Global ‘eco-survey’ plan gets a rough ride (1999) (2)
Biosafety rules will regulate international GMO transfers (1995) (2)
Structural biology gets UK funding boost (1997) (2)
Once upon a smoggy day in London town... (1996) (2)
More than dollars: mega-review finds 50 ways to value nature. (2022) (2)
Industry warms to 'flexible' carbon cuts (1996) (2)
Planning rejection leaves British nuclear waste plans in disarray (1997) (2)
Nobel goes to T-cell pioneers whose work 'changed face of immunology' (1996) (2)
⃛as academies meet to plan a global approach (1999) (2)
Scientists set sail in search of influence (1997) (1)
Research ‘must aid fight against poverty’ (1999) (1)
Can OSPREY rise up from its watery grave? (1995) (1)
Resilient British science will withstand Brexit (2016) (1)
Arab liberals must stay in the game (2012) (1)
Entry standards to UK science courses fall (1998) (1)
Europe seeks to head off oil-exporters' veto on climate treaty (1997) (1)
Safety protocol due for a rough ride in biodiversity talks (1995) (1)
Can we get ourselves out of the mess we've made? (2006) (1)
African ‘flexibility’ may open path to biosafety agreement (1999) (1)
China pledges 12 per cent science boost (1996) (1)
Fears for Portuguese science as Gulbenkian shifts funding focus (1996) (1)
Middle East synchrotron facility could bring regional cooperation (1999) (1)
United States backs climate panel findings (1996) (1)
Australia eases path to Kyoto agreement (1997) (1)
Vote on growth hormones in meat sparks row with FAO (1995) (1)
UN eco-fund under pressure to open up (1998) (1)
Budget block on US bid to rejoin Unesco⃛ (1998) (1)
The countries maintaining research ties with Russia despite Ukraine (2022) (1)
Health bodies urge backing for early warning procedures (1995) (1)
Chinese academics share human rights prize (1995) (1)
UN reaches deal on biodiversity science (1998) (1)
UK biotech industry aims to clean up its act (1999) (1)
UK life science students seek better deal (1998) (1)
A little democracy could go a long way (2017) (1)
Off-track careers (1997) (1)
Friends and believers bid farewell to Nobel laureate (1996) (1)
'Race and IQ' psychologist in inquiry over teaching conduct (1996) (1)
Companies cool to tactics of global warming lobby (1996) (1)
MAFF in a stew over food research plans (1998) (1)
UK life scientists seek wider Foresight role (1999) (1)
Scientists split over tobacco industry research funding (1996) (1)
Third world agricultural centres face a wave of redundancies (1997) (1)
What Pakistan’s new government means for science (2018) (1)
MRC rejects call for radiation tests inquiry (1995) (1)
Britain's ‘high-tech’ budget praised⃛ (1999) (1)
Greenpeace defiant in face of threat from oil company (1997) (1)
Six months to Brexit: how scientists are preparing for the split (2018) (1)
The search for missing mass finds funds for UK researchers (1999) (1)
Performance-enhancers pose dilemma for rule-makers (1996) (1)
El Niño forecast fails to convince sceptics (1997) (1)
Outcry as ‘scientific’ badger cull is launched to target TB (1998) (1)
Ministry ‘changing course’ on lab closure (1998) (1)
Radical changes urged in UK curriculum (1998) (1)
Africa spearheads bid for strict rules on biosafety (1997) (1)
Britain backs biotech, seeks tougher regulation (1999) (1)
From promises to practice : applications of science and technology in food, healthcare, energy and environment : BioVision Alexandria 2008 (2010) (1)
Protecting Biodiversity 'May Clash with Pursuit of MDGs' (2005) (1)
Expert assessments can work if lessons are learned (2012) (1)
Sequence ‘terrorist genes’, says Venter (1999) (1)
ESO objects to police 'harassment' in course of telescope dispute (1995) (1)
COP architects furious at lack of climate justice at pivotal summit. (2021) (1)
Muslim council phases in lunar calendar (2006) (1)
UK court gives green light to trial of modified maize (1998) (1)
US groups sue over approval of Bt crops...as UK press reports come under fire. (1999) (1)
In need of a miracle (2005) (1)
UK tightens regime for animal research (1997) (1)
World Bank fund finds allies and sceptics (1997) (1)
US seeks greenhouse gas cuts from the Third World (1997) (1)
Cannabis laws ‘threaten validity of trials’ (1998) (1)
UK projects vie for millenium money (1995) (1)
UK gets the green light on modified crops (1999) (1)
Researchers split over food safety as schools ban beef (1995) (1)
CITES chief removed in scandal over trade in banned species (1998) (1)
Nature's Take: what's next for the preprint revolution. (2022) (1)
A degree of success for MRes courses (1998) (1)
Shell keeps its options open for disposing of Brent Spar (1995) (1)
Africa seeks laws on GM food exports ⃛ (1999) (1)
UK's royal societies oppose new research council for Scotland (1999) (0)
UN climate organization faces criticism (1998) (0)
Trade unions campaign for lifelong learning (1999) (0)
Africa pursues goal of scientific unity (2007) (0)
Britain sought to speed-up sequencing efforts (1999) (0)
US offers possible compromise at start of climate treaty talks (1997) (0)
Health scientists strike over cuts at Argentinian labs (1997) (0)
Call for UK genetics food watchdog (1998) (0)
British scientists in ‘last chance’ appeal (1998) (0)
Climate panel forecasts way ahead (1997) (0)
Physicist will sue Internet providers over 'libellous' remarks (1995) (0)
UK's physical scientists are left disappointed by budget choices (1998) (0)
Nuclear storage decision postponed (1995) (0)
Indian PM under fire on Edinburgh deal (1997) (0)
Gunfire echoes in debates on public understanding (1997) (0)
Canada's line dents its green image (1997) (0)
US firms tipped for contract to run UK physics laboratory (1995) (0)
⃛and India's young get a taste for research (1998) (0)
Down and nearlyout in Karachi (2006) (0)
Britain draws up 'superleague' plan for leading research universities (1996) (0)
Science stars fail to shine in challenge from student team (1995) (0)
UK physics ‘must focus on breakthroughs’ (1998) (0)
The wider lessons for finance (2009) (0)
A word in your ear, ambassador (2003) (0)
⃛ in the push for a knowledge-driven economy (1999) (0)
Holding it together (2018) (0)
⃛ as new waste body is proposed for the UK (1997) (0)
Prance leaves Kew rooted in the present (1999) (0)
⃛while US students own up to cheating (1997) (0)
As COP27 kicks off, Egypt warns wealthy nations against ‘backsliding’ (2022) (0)
Greenwich observatory's fate hangs in the balance (1997) (0)
What Pakistan’s new government means for science (2018) (0)
Don't copy our clone, say Dolly scientists (1998) (0)
‘Government should decide on disposal site’ (1997) (0)
Drugs merger seeks strength in breadth (1998) (0)
Biodiversity body ‘needs more science’ (1998) (0)
Prediction sceptics 'must tackle bias' in earthquake research (1996) (0)
Rock laboratory faces key questions (1996) (0)
Waning influence provokes green groups' frustration (1997) (0)
The dangers of fringe economics in government (2020) (0)
Ozone recovery will be long-term affair (1998) (0)
Wellcome wages battle to house companies next to genome labs (1999) (0)
Bioweapons scientist says microbes can be made safer (1998) (0)
Pollution inspectors 'inconsistent' about radioactive material (1996) (0)
Industrialist to head UK research councils (1998) (0)
Britain reassures critics on risk research (1999) (0)
Meeting warms to binding climate agreement (1996) (0)
Maurice Strong (1929–2015) (2015) (0)
A 100th birthday wish: uphold academic freedom in dark times (2018) (0)
Fish industry backs seal of approval (1996) (0)
Lost Mars mission thrusts Russian space science further into crisis (1996) (0)
UK holds up applications of genetically modified crops (1998) (0)
Glaxo Wellcome is already using map data (1999) (0)
Britain seeks leadership role with ambitious greenhouse-gas targets (1997) (0)
Climate conference agrees action plan (1998) (0)
New MRC 'response mode' funding schemes (1997) (0)
... and Blair resists demands for a moratorium (1999) (0)
Plea for plurality on advice to ministers (1998) (0)
Cancer link to power cables exaggerated, say critics (1996) (0)
Hubble spots giant cyclonic storm on Mars (1999) (0)
Debt relief cash ‘should be spent on a fund for science’ (1999) (0)
Peer review deemed essential for 'blue skies' award scheme (1996) (0)
⃛ as review board asks DoE to think again (1998) (0)
The final hours: Nature reporters reflect on COP26. (2021) (0)
Science in China to face its biggest upheaval since mid-1970s reforms (1995) (0)
British government releases plans to cut air pollution by 2005 (1996) (0)
Lords' report criticizes 'underclass' status of UK contract researchers (1995) (0)
Britain ignores warning on privatization of defence research (1998) (0)
Report advises against privatization (1996) (0)
Moroccan mineral is truly new and blue (1996) (0)
Darwin's house bought for restoration (1996) (0)
Lawton named head of UK environment research agency (1999) (0)
Leviathan telescope set to rise again (1996) (0)
... as teachers try hand at research (1997) (0)
UK spotlight on alternatives to using animals (1999) (0)
Islamic nations set themselves tough target for science budgets (1999) (0)
Biomedicine wins British budget top-up (1998) (0)
UK geographers vote to cut links with Shell (1996) (0)
Pakistan's scientists respond warily to World Bank reforms (1995) (0)
Highbrow ‘club’ seeks the common touch (1998) (0)
UK astronomers hit out at funding council (1997) (0)
Error re-opens 'scientific' whaling debate (1995) (0)
Nature’s 10: ten people who helped shape science in 2022 (2022) (0)
Dry: Three Stories of Adaptation to Life Without Water (2007) (0)
Obstacles to an agreement (1997) (0)
Ministers block disposal of oil rigs at sea (1998) (0)
£150m tax break for research in UK budget (1999) (0)
NERC in the dock over ocean research centre (1998) (0)
Free speech a thing of the past? (1996) (0)
Crop trials speed up as eco-warriors strike (1998) (0)
UK observatories look to private sector (1996) (0)
Equality in sight for contract research staff (1995) (0)
UN biodiversity advisers warned: stick to science (1996) (0)
UK failing to reap neuroscience rewards (1999) (0)
2 Satellites Prove Better Than One (1995) (0)
Wirth hands over leadership of US delegation (1997) (0)
Now crop circles weave a double helix (1996) (0)
Biogeochemists and industry search for common interests (1996) (0)
Network crime prompts UK moves on access to data (1996) (0)
Animal researchers should ‘start talking’ to anti-vivisectionists (1997) (0)
Nature’s 10: Ten people who mattered in science in 2019 (2019) (0)
UK's food standards agency will report to health minister (1998) (0)
Monitoring mission gets go-ahead as scientists dispute N-test risks (1995) (0)
Foresight initiative goes for competitiveness (1998) (0)
Top BSE official denies charges of excessive secrecy (1998) (0)
UK plans for coping with plutonium waste fail to impress (1997) (0)
UK science budget avoids the spending axe (1995) (0)
Economics: How science got a golden ticket (2017) (0)
Diploma planned to revive science in UK schools (1996) (0)
Call for partnership projects to join £80 million scheme (1995) (0)
Greenhouse emission cuts ‘in China's own interests’ (1997) (0)
Search for a key to secrets of the Universe (1999) (0)
Mixed funding fortunes for UK research universities (1999) (0)
The dangers of fringe economics in government (2020) (0)
Collapse of charity boosts call for tighter oversight (1998) (0)
Political constraints restrict moves to conserve fish stocks (1997) (0)
DNA evidence called to check 'holy tears' (1995) (0)
Scientists in Pakistan and Sri Lanka bet their futures on China (2019) (0)
GDP is getting a makeover — what it means for economies, health and the planet (2022) (0)
Local residents unimpressed by growth plan (1999) (0)
Royal observatory could return to Greenwich site (1997) (0)
German minister tipped to head UN body (1997) (0)
Abdul Qadeer Khan (1936–2021) (2021) (0)
Pakistan prime minister pledges science boost (1999) (0)
Nirex chief expected to lose seat on UK's nuclear waste panel (1997) (0)
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Chemistry professor takes over Islamic science organization (1996) (0)
OSPREY makes waves in UK energy research (1995) (0)
Imprisoning the beams of the Sun (1995) (0)
UK scheme aims to make biotech pay (1996) (0)
Biodiversity boss to stay, averting crisis (1997) (0)
Foundations for a prosperous future to transform itself, Africa recognises that it needs to harness the power of knowledge and innovation (2005) (0)
Cancer fund likely to boost basic research under new director (1996) (0)
Researchers rally to save primate pioneer's station (1996) (0)
Combined beams bring stars into focus (1996) (0)
UNEP rebuffed in search for a wider role (1998) (0)
Six months to Brexit: how scientists are preparing for the split (2018) (0)
Governments and environmentalists split over forests (1997) (0)
How China is redrawing the map of world science (2019) (0)
Nature heads ISI citations survey (1995) (0)
Meeting agrees cuts to radioactive emissions (1998) (0)
Heed public opinion, British geologists told (1998) (0)
What to look for at Kyoto (1997) (0)
UK nuclear physicists set to lose their privileged funding status (1998) (0)
Gaps remain in knowledge of waste behaviour (1999) (0)
UK initiatives aim to boost high-tech investment (1998) (0)
Don't ban the bomb (2004) (0)
The battle for the soul of biodiversity (2018) (0)
Pakistan weighs up impact of sanctions⃛ (1998) (0)
Palaeontologists protest at Web sale of hominid remains (1997) (0)
Scrutiny delays Brent Spar report (1996) (0)
Interview: Pakistan's voice of reason (2007) (0)
Nuclear waste peer review 'needs more transparency' (1997) (0)
UK's Dounreay reprocessing plant to shut (1998) (0)
UK nuclear waste company gets extended lease of life (1997) (0)
UK studies grapple with school science ... (1997) (0)
UK academics see research income rise (1995) (0)
Biodiversity projects face funding challenge (1997) (0)
Climate panel to expand its membership (1997) (0)
Foreign contracts ‘Russia's only chance’ (1998) (0)
Editors Notes (2018) (0)
UK university fund ‘seeking out the best’ (1998) (0)
Adapting to warmth (1998) (0)
Lobbyists 'belittle climate change science' (1996) (0)
‘Soft option’ for women gets sharp riposte (1998) (0)
Medical bodies secure 'safe' data network (1995) (0)
Plan to limit Cambridge high-tech growth (1999) (0)
Kyoto meeting bridges gaps, though differences remain (1997) (0)
UK's greenhouse reduction target ‘hard but feasible’ (1997) (0)
BSE transmission data pose dilemma for UK scientists (1996) (0)
Universities in clash over Internet libel' allegations (1995) (0)
New telescope shows off its paces (1998) (0)
Nuclear blast from the past? (1996) (0)
Greenhouse talks fail to smoke out US Kyoto strategy (1997) (0)
UAE Mars probe will be Arab world first. (2019) (0)
The road from Rio (2008) (0)
Dirac given his place next to Newton (1995) (0)
Kidnappings 'must not deter' sponsors of research trips (1996) (0)
Expert panel to judge on deep sea disposal (1995) (0)

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