Isn’t Diamond Light Source a bit like the LHC? “Good heavens, no,” writes Daryl Ilbury. “This one works.”
Daryl Ilbury
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Deputy editor Daryl is a multi-award winning broadcaster and columnist. He has over 25 years of experience in the media – as a presenter in the highly competitive arena of breakfast radio in both music and talk-formats with some of South Africa’s biggest commercial radio stations, and as an op-ed columnist with The Sunday Times, The Saturday Star, The Sunday Tribune and Leadership magazine. He holds a degree in clinical psychology and a postgraduate HDE. Email Daryl www.darylilbury.com @darylilbury |  |
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