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 '''2009'''
 *[[Joe Kaplinsky]] and [[James Woudhuysen]], [http://www.spiked-online.com/review_of_books/article/6163#.VDJ8A5RdVvo ‘The world needs abundant,  cheap,  clean energy: In an extract from their new book,  Energise!, James Woudhuysen and Joe Kaplinsky argue that climate change is real,  but the answer is to invest boldly in new forms of power supply not moralise about personal consumption], ''Spiked'', 30 January 2009.
-*[[James Woudhuysen]] & Joe Kaplinsky, [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/02/09/woudhuysen_energise_1/ ‘We need cheap, abundant energy. Here’s how: More R&D,  fewer red herrings’], ''The register'', 9 February 2009.
+*[[James Woudhuysen]] & [[Joe Kaplinsky]], [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/02/09/woudhuysen_energise_1/ ‘We need cheap, abundant energy. Here’s how: More R&D,  fewer red herrings’], ''The register'', 9 February 2009.
-*[[James Woudhuysen]] & Joe Kaplinsky, [http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/6611#.VDKWoZRdVvo ‘The myth that New Labour is pro-nuclear: Everyone from big business to greens imagines that British government policy favours nuclear energy. It doesn’t’], ''Spiked'', 30 April 2009.
+*[[James Woudhuysen]] & [[Joe Kaplinsky]], [http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/6611#.VDKWoZRdVvo ‘The myth that New Labour is pro-nuclear: Everyone from big business to greens imagines that British government policy favours nuclear energy. It doesn’t’], ''Spiked'', 30 April 2009.
 '''2010'''
 *[[Joe Kaplinsky]], [http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/8362#.VDKEKJRdVvo ‘It’s time the UK had some atomic ambition: Britain might soon face power cuts if it doesn’t invest in new energy generation - and, yes,  that means embracing nuclear’], ''Spiked'', 29 March 2010.

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 *[[Living Marxism]]/[[LM]] - Writer/Contributor (1995-2000)
 *[[Culture Wars]] - Writer/Contributor (2003)<ref>See [http://www.culturewars.org.uk/index.php/site/contributor/joe_kaplinsky/ Joe Kaplinsky], 1 March 2003, Culture Wars website, accessed 18 February 2015.</ref>
-*Patent Analyst - (2006(approx) - 2008 (approx))<ref>It is unclear when exactly this was but is indicated on his Battle of ideas profile from at least as early as 2007. See: [http://www.battleofideas.org.uk/site/speaker_detail/276/ Speaker profile], Battle of Ideas website, accessed 16 December 2014. A Nexis search for "Joseph Kaplinsky" OR "Joe Kaplinsky" and "patent" yields no results. It seems likely it was between at least 2006-2008 as both of the author biographies in the books to which  he as either co-authored or contributed chapters to state he ''is'' a patent analyst, rather than ''was''.</ref>
+*Patent and Technology Analyst - (2003(approx)<ref>See [http://instituteofideas.com/documents/Genes.pdf/ 'Genes and Society Festival', 26-27 April 2003, Institute of Ideas, accessed 4 March 2015.</ref>. - 2008 (approx))<ref>It is unclear when exactly this was but is indicated on his Battle of ideas profile from at least as early as 2007. See: [http://www.battleofideas.org.uk/site/speaker_detail/276/ Speaker profile], Battle of Ideas website, accessed 16 December 2014. A Nexis search for "Joseph Kaplinsky" OR "Joe Kaplinsky" and "patent" yields no results. It seems likely it was between at least 2003-2008 as both of the author biographies in the books to which  he as either co-authored or contributed chapters to state he ''is'' a patent analyst, rather than ''was'' and his bio-note for the genes and society festival indicates he was a patent analyst in 2003.</ref>
 *[[Spiked]] - Writer/Contributor (2000-2012)<ref>See [http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/author/Joe%20Kaplinsky/P30 author archive], Spiked website, accessed 16 December 2014.</ref>
 *[[Imperial College London]] - Teaching Fellow (2012-Present)<ref>See [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/chemicalbiology/icb_tests/doctoraltrainingcentre/icbstudents/phdstudents0708/joseph_kaplinsky Author biography], Imperial College London website, accessed 16 December 2014</ref>.
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 ==Other Links with the Network==
-'''Battle of Ideas Panel Appearances'''
+'''LM Network Panel Appearances'''
 '''2006'''

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-There is also a section of the book devoted criticising environmentalist and 'greens' as anti-humanist and fatalistic. Describing this section in a [[WORLDbytes]]] interview Kaplinsky notes:
+There is also a section of the book devoted criticising 'environmentalists' and 'greens' as anti-humanist and fatalistic. Describing this section in a [[WORLDbytes]] interview Kaplinsky notes:
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 ===Other Affiliations===
-*[[Climate Resistance]]:Challenging Climate Orthodoxy<ref>See [www.climate-resistance.org/tag/joe-kaplinsky Joe Kaplinsky], 12 May 2008, Climate resistance website, accessed 18 February 2015.</ref>
+*[[Climate Resistance]]:Challenging Climate Orthodoxy<ref>See [https://web.archive.org/web/20140730101556/http://www.climate-resistance.org/tag/joe-kaplinsky Joe Kaplinsky], 12 May 2008, May 12 2008, Internet Archive capture of Climate Resistance website as of 30 July 2014, accessed 18 February 2015.</ref>
 *[[WORLDbytes]]<ref>See [http://www.worldbytes.org/?s=joe+kaplinsky Joe Kaplinsky], WORLDbytes website, accessed 18 February 2015.</ref>
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 *[[Antti Silvast]] & Joe Kaplinsky, Project Understand, European Commission, 2007, Leonardo DaVinci Programme.
 '''2008'''
-*Joe Kaplinsky, [https://web.archive.org/web/20140730101556/http://www.climate-resistance.org/tag/joe-kaplinsky ‘When a Butterfly Flaps Its Wings, Environmentalists Just Flap’],  May 12 2008, Internet Archive capture of Climate Resistance website as of 30 July 2014.
+*Joe Kaplinsky, [https://web.archive.org/web/20140730101556/http://www.climate-resistance.org/tag/joe-kaplinsky ‘When a Butterfly Flaps Its Wings, Environmentalists Just Flap’],  May 12 2008, Internet Archive capture of Climate Resistance website as of 30 July 2014, accessed 18 February 2015.
 '''2009'''
 *Joe Kaplinsky and [[James Woudhuysen]], [http://www.spiked-online.com/review_of_books/article/6163#.VDJ8A5RdVvo ‘The world needs abundant,  cheap,  clean energy: In an extract from their new book,  Energise!, James Woudhuysen and Joe Kaplinsky argue that climate change is real,  but the answer is to invest boldly in new forms of power supply not moralise about personal consumption], Spiked, 30 January 2009.

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 '''2006'''
-*''Sunday 29th October 2006'' - Joe Kaplinsky appeared with: [[Oliver Morton]] (chief news and features editor, [[Nature]]), [[Peter Sammonds]] (professor of Geophysics, [[University College London]], has contributed articles attacking the global warming hypothesis to [[Living Marxism]], the [[Institute of Ideas]] and [[Spiked]]), Professor [[Geoffrey Wadge]] (professorial research fellow, [[Environmental Systems Science Centre]], [[University of Reading]]; volcanologist; chair of the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Scientific Advisory Committee on Montserrat Volcanic Activity]]), and [[Austin Williams]] (has written for [[Living Marxism]], is director of the [[Future Cities Project]], has led the [[ManTownHuman]], [[Bookshop Barnies]] and the defunct [[Transport Research Group]], participated in [[Audacity]] and in [[Institute of Ideas]] events, spoken at the [[Manchester Salon]], adjudicated for [[Debating Matters]], appeared on [[WORLDbytes]] and written for [[Spiked]] and [[Culture Wars]]), discussing 'Nature's Revenge?' at the [[Battle of Ideas]]<ref>See http://www.battleofideas.org.uk/2006/battle_over_nature 'Nature's Revenge?'], Sunday 29th October 2006, Battle of Ideas website, accessed 16 January 2015.</ref>.
+*''Sunday 29th October 2006'' - Joe Kaplinsky appeared with: [[Oliver Morton]] (chief news and features editor, [[Nature]]), [[Peter Sammonds]] (professor of Geophysics, [[University College London]], has contributed articles attacking the global warming hypothesis to [[Living Marxism]], the [[Institute of Ideas]] and [[Spiked]]), Professor [[Geoffrey Wadge]] (professorial research fellow, [[Environmental Systems Science Centre]], [[University of Reading]]; volcanologist; chair of the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Scientific Advisory Committee on Montserrat Volcanic Activity]]), and [[Austin Williams]] (has written for [[Living Marxism]], is director of the [[Future Cities Project]], has led the [[ManTownHuman]], [[Bookshop Barnies]] and the defunct [[Transport Research Group]], participated in [[Audacity]] and in [[Institute of Ideas]] events, spoken at the [[Manchester Salon]], adjudicated for [[Debating Matters]], appeared on [[WORLDbytes]] and written for [[Spiked]] and [[Culture Wars]]), discussing 'Nature's Revenge?' at the [[Battle of Ideas]]<ref>See [http://www.battleofideas.org.uk/2006/battle_over_nature 'Nature's Revenge?'], Sunday 29th October 2006, Battle of Ideas website, accessed 16 January 2015.</ref>.
 '''2007'''

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 He is currently a postdoctoral fellow (studying immunogenomics in the lab) at [[Imperial College London]] in the [[Institute of Chemical Biology]], and has been supervised by Professor [[Richard Templer]] and Dr [[Oscar Ces]]<ref>As of 18 January 2015. Also see [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/chemicalbiology/icb_tests/doctoraltrainingcentre/icbstudents/phdstudents0708/joseph_kaplinsky postdoctoral staff profile], Imperial College London website, accessed 16 December 2014.</ref>. His current project is entitled 'Nanodigestion and analysis of a single cell plasma membrane', uses a proteomic approach<ref>The term proteomic combines the words protein and genomics and was coined in the late 1990s.</ref>, and is working towards microfluidic cell identification and separation techniques. He is also part of the ICL research group called the 'single cell analysis project'<ref>See [http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/singlecellanalysis Imperial College London website], accessed 16 December 2014.</ref>. Kaplinsky became involved in writing for the LM network in the mid-1990s. He contributed four articles to [[Living Marxism]] between 1995 to 2000.  He also wrote for 38 articles for [[Spiked]] between 2001 and 2012. He appeared at every [[Battle of Ideas]] event between 2006-2010, appearing on six panels often alongside other [[LM Network]] associates, but has not appeared since then.
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 In 2006 he contributed a chapter defending nuclear power to the book ''Science vs. Superstition: The case for a new Scientific Enlightenment'' published in collaboration with conservative think tank [[Policy Exchange]].<ref>Joe Kaplinsky ‘A disaster Waiting to happen – Why are we so anti nuclear?’ in [[James Panton]] and [[Oliver Hartwich]], Eds ''[http://www.oliver-marc-hartwich.com/publications/science-vs-superstition---the-case-for-a-new-scientific-enlightenment Science vs Superstition Science vs. Superstition: The case for a new Scientific Enlightenment]'', University of Buckingham Press,  Policy Exchange,  December 2006.</ref> Policy Exchange received a 'D transparency rating' ''Who funds you'', (where A is the most transparent and E the least).<ref>See [http://whofundsyou.org/ who funds you] website, accessed 16 December 2014.</ref>He is also co-author of the book ''Energise!'' with [[James Pollard Woudhuysen]], which argues that the world needs to generate more energy and that reducing energy consumption is the barrier towards energy production innovation and human advancement. In a video interview on [[WORLDbytes]] Kaplinsky summarises the book, acknowledging that climate change is influenced by human activity, but questioning the pace it will have an influence. He rejects the thesis that warming will be catastrophic and, somewhat contradictorily, concludes that adaptation to climate change will only be possible due to innovation if the pursuit of more energy production is unhindered: