Scientists, especially in academia, tend to treat science communication, or SciComm for short, as something “apart”. That is, writing a manuscript or a grant is something that does not start until the ...

Certainly, there is much to be learned from #MySciComm contributors regarding how to incorporate scicomm into research and how to transition into a scicomm career. But we, the editors, think the ...

We’re starting our newest edition of C&E Section SciComm Spotlights with our fantastic co-chair, Gina Errico. Read on to find out how Gina engages with science communication on her day-to-day and the ...

Sometimes it feels like much of the world is anti-science. GMO-free labels clutter our grocery stores, sea level rise threatens our coastlines, and some communities choose not to vaccinate their ...

Bethann Garramon Merkle, a University of Wyoming assistant professor of practice, has been awarded a $1 million collaborative National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to study ways to enhance graduate ...

The Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) group is proud to announce the second-annual Science Communication (SciComm) Symposium, taking place Friday, April 21, at the Sustainability, Energy and ...

Mumbai, April 4, 2022: ScienceTalks by Cactus Communications (CACTUS) recently launched a weekly podcast series named, ‘All Things SciComm’. In this podcast, hosted by Nikesh Gosalia, Senior Vice ...

How do you make science not just understandable, but unforgettable? Research can fall flat if it isn’t communicated clearly, strategically, and with intention. Unpack the fundamentals of science ...

Yesterday, Science Magazine published an op-ed about why one woman doesn’t use Instagram for science outreach. The answer, according to this writer, is that women do science communication (or scicomm) ...

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