life sciences
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CSML Global Desk2 years agoAquatic ecologist & Scicomm In Practice Fellow, Fridolin Ubald Dossou-Sognon, shares his experience
In this episode of SciCommTV Africa, we sit down with Fridolin Ubald Dossou-Sognon, an aquatic ecologist and SciComm in Practice Fellow, to explore his journey in...
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CSML Global Desk2 years ago
Science communicator & Founder/Host of ImmunoAfrica Podcast shares insights from his scicomm work
In this episode of SciCommTV Africa, host Stephanie Okeyo speaks with Wealth Okete, biochemist, science communicator, and host of the ImmunoAfrica podcast. Okete shares his journey...
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Stories in Science Special Series2 years ago
Unexpected Stories and Spindle Mistakes: Discovering that Wild-type Cells are Full of Surprises
Natalie Nannas is an Associate Professor of Biology at Hamilton College in Clinton, NY. She teaches courses in genetics, molecular biology, and bioethics. Dr. Nannas graduated...
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Questions of the Day Program3 years ago
Navigating the intersection of agency & urgency: Meghan Groome on New York Academy of Science’s civic science portfolio of projects
Questions of the Day (QOTD) Host Fanuel Muindi talks with Meghan Groome, the Senior Vice President for Education at the New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS)....
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Stories in Science Special Series5 years agoGrowing up in Science: Clinton Cave
Clinton Cave - "Protect your health, find mentorship, and help those around you. And just for the record, "You DO belong here."
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Stories in Science Special Series6 years ago
Sleeping Astrocytes: Failures and Successes on the Journey to Publication
Laura Bojarskaite: "I want to be honest and tell you the story of how science actually happened for me and not how science should have happened...
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Stories in Science Special Series6 years ago
Limits to Perfection: Searching For Order in Chaos
Kumaresh Krishnan: "Understanding when the details of a model are satisfactory for the research questions being asked is one of the most critical steps in my...
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Stories in Science Special Series6 years ago
My Career in the Midst of a Pandemic: Overcoming the Limitations of COVID-19
Rodrigo FO Pena: "I have reached a really great point in my career where I can give back to my home country without ever leaving my...
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Stories in Science Special Series6 years ago
Flickering Lights in the Darkness: How Microscopy Shaped My Scientific Path
Natalie Nannas: "Watching those flickering green dots shuttling around the cell convinced me that my future was in research."
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Stories in Science Special Series6 years ago
I Thought Only Neurologists Could Study the Brain
Kathryn Bonnen: "The realization that I was not alone put me on a path to recovery that has allowed me to truly enjoy science again."
SciCommers at the Museum of Science’s 2026 SciCom Summit in Boston share what drives their work
Photo Essay: A guided tour of DC’s historic National Academy of Sciences Building with Dorothy Goldsmith
Illinois State experiments with workshops to help STEM faculty explore the civic nature of their disciplines
Did You Know: Rice University has launched a new center for science communication called SCOPE?
How Canadian early-career researchers organized to improve funding for future scientists
How Canadian early-career researchers organized to improve funding for future scientists
Photo Essay: Junior Scientists at Harlem BioBus celebrate a year of discovery
Illinois State experiments with workshops to help STEM faculty explore the civic nature of their disciplines
SciCommers at the Museum of Science’s 2026 SciCom Summit in Boston share what drives their work
Did You Know: Rice University has launched a new center for science communication called SCOPE?
Did You Know: Boston’s Museum of Science is opening a Public Science Common? Here are some questions to consider
Did You Know: A museum dedicated to the brain is being developed in Southern California?
STEM Unbarred: What the initiative is learning about hands-on science for incarcerated youth
Exploring workforce needs and intergenerational learning in informal STEM education
