All posts tagged "expedition"

CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science7 years ago

Science is Sharing Cups of Tea

How does one learn to lead? One learns to lead organically by watching penguins, spending days together at sea, having critical conversations, and sharing cups of...
CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science8 years ago

Making My Way from Mountains to Mud: Part 1

– Robin McLachlan – Graduate Student | University of Washington | Oceanography | Sediment Dynamics Group <> How did I make my way from mountains to mud? Well,...
CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science8 years ago

An expedition across the Atlantic Ocean

Stephanie Fiedler, PhD Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg [dropcap]A[/dropcap]n alarming sound rings through the ice-cold air as a giant crane lifts my heavy boxes. I...

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All posts tagged "expedition"

Science is Sharing Cups of Tea

Making My Way from Mountains to Mud: Part 1

An expedition across the Atlantic Ocean

Visualized: US states with the highest number of active public engagement with science grants from the NSF-AISL program

Resuming community science projects after a disaster

Science communicator & Founder/Host of ImmunoAfrica Podcast shares insights from his #scicomm work

Why public engagement is, and always has been and always will be, critical for science

Stephanie Okeyo discusses a preliminary report on the landscape of science engagement funding in Africa

Opinion: The growing imperative for civic science journalism

Science communicator & Founder/Host of ImmunoAfrica Podcast shares insights from his #scicomm work

Using media for astronomy engagement, Research!America panel & grants!

Bridging research & practice: insights from collaborative science communication research on Japanese television