CivicSciTV Newsroom
Cambridge science fest, black mammalogists week, new research & more!
CivicSciTV Newsroom host Jake Krauss discusses the Cambridge science festival, new research on how scientific consensus shapes public opinions of cell-cultured meat, black mammalogists week, an upcoming connector chat on how to write an award-winning story, and the official launch of the European Competence Centre for Science Communication.
Cambridge science festival celebrates science with Boston community
Scientific consensus less persuasive when financial motives are involved
Black mammalogists week celebrates mammalogy research & outreach
CASW connector chat: how to write an award-winning story?
European Competence Centre for Science Communication launches
I am a conservation biologist and professional science communicator with experience on research expeditions across the globe. My background in tropical biology research has instilled me with a passion for wildlife conservation, environmental science, and bringing these issues to the attention of the general public through photography, film, science writing and presenting.
Introduction to Science Policy nanolecture – Definitions, examples, and a thought excercise
Anthropomorphism and motivating participation in citizen science projects
On the speed of science and slowness of democracy. Navigating the various temporal realities.
The power of epistemic humility. Co-Founder of Eh!Woza in South Africa explains
At the 2024 American Geophysical Union annual conference, science journalists grapple with what’s next for science under the new administration
Visualizing the civic science domains Googled in 2024
Decoding Research!America’s Civic Engagement Microgrant program that funds student groups across the US
The power of epistemic humility. Co-Founder of Eh!Woza in South Africa explains
Introduction to Science Policy nanolecture – Definitions, examples, and a thought excercise
Anthropomorphism and motivating participation in citizen science projects
On the speed of science and slowness of democracy. Navigating the various temporal realities.
The power of epistemic humility. Co-Founder of Eh!Woza in South Africa explains
-
Civic Science Times3 weeks agoAt the 2024 American Geophysical Union annual conference, science journalists grapple with what’s next for science under the new administration
-
Civic Science Times1 month ago
In Manchester, New Hampshire, ‘Science on Tap’ is bringing science lovers and beer enthusiasts together
-
CivicSciTV - Questions of the Day1 month ago
Sarah Dunifon’s dissertation surfaces the hidden layers of informal STEM education funding
-
CivicSciTV Newsroom1 month ago
Founding CEO of Letters to a Prescientist on the impact of the Sandbox Fellowship
