All posts tagged "Oceanography"

CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science4 years ago

Growing up in Science: Jane Willenbring

Jane Willenbring: "My Ph.D. on rates of glacial erosion in the Canadian Arctic and sub-Arctic seemed long and difficult. I thought about quitting many times, but...
CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science7 years ago

Warm Waters and White Sand Beaches: My Journey Studying Human Impacts on the Ocean

I am a climate scientist, with one foot in the modern ocean trying to understand impacts on California species and ecosystems, and one foot in the...
CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science8 years ago

Making My Way from Mountains to Mud: Part 3

– by Robin McLachlan – [dropcap]W[/dropcap]e teach school children that science is inaccessible and scientists are socially inept. Crazy scientists hide behind lab benches. They are disguised...
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,...

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All posts tagged "Oceanography"

Growing up in Science: Jane Willenbring

Warm Waters and White Sand Beaches: My Journey Studying Human Impacts on the Ocean

Making My Way from Mountains to Mud: Part 3

Making My Way from Mountains to Mud: Part 1

Visualizing Society for Science’s STEM Action microgrants across the U.S. — Organizations in CA, TX, NY, FL, and MA are among the awardees

Boston resident Kwasi Agbleke is working to expand access to biomedical research in Ghana and across Africa

Combining university public relations and science communication: Tensions and Opportunities

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