Author Archives: Keith Barrington

I have just added another batch of Australian Bird Photos, and reformatted the ‘Photos’ page on this blog. Hope you like them: if you click on one of the photos you can see a high-resolution version.

Saying goodbye to New Zealand was tough. The amazing scenery, spectacular geothermal region, and unique wildlife, although expected, exceeded all my expectations. What was a bit unexpected was the sincere, open, friendliness of the people, we never met anyone who … Continue reading →

Week 6 was, too quickly, our final week in New Zealand, and we moved back to the interior of the North Island. Lake Tekapo is a Glacial Lake which gives it a milky turquoise colour. It is also in a … Continue reading →

Hello everyone, as we return slowly to Montréal, with a little stop-off on the way for an excellent conference in San Diego (Cool Topics in Neonatology, organised by my good friend Yvonne Vaucher), I am starting to see time and … Continue reading →

Just a note to let everyone know that I have not fallen off the planet, even though we are on the bottom half, we are well stuck on. No internet access at the last place, and none next week either. … Continue reading →

We moved on again last week, spent a few days at Te Anau, which is just east of fiordland, in the southern part of the south island. From here we were able to go on a trip to cruise on … Continue reading →

Some of you may recently have seen a partially completed blog post, that accidentally got emailed out to people. It was actually a draft of a post for my son’s blog (I should add that apparently what Axel photographed as … Continue reading →

A few years ago I was at a conference, where Gorm Greisen made a comment, after a talk I had given, that we really needed RCTs of new monitoring techniques, and specifically NIRS. Proving that a new technique actually improved … Continue reading →