science communication
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The Observer2 years agoNew survey explores what people in South Africa expect of publicly visible scientists – why it matters
This kind of research helps to explain the relationship between science and society. It also helps policymakers, science communicators and institutions understand how best to support...
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Questions of the Day Program2 years agoDecoding Kate the Chemist’s role as professor for the public understanding of science at Notre Dame
On Questions of the Day, we interview Dr. Kate Biberdorf, better known as Kate the Chemist, about her new role as Notre Dame’s first professor for...
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CSML Global Desk2 years ago“Everyone is our target audience” says Ogechi Ekeanyanwu from SciDev.Net
Stephanie Okeyo interviews Ogechi Ekeanyanwu, the Regional Coordinator for Sub-Saharan Africa at SciDevNet, a non-profit organization dedicated to publishing news, analysis, and views on science and...
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CivicSciEDU Program2 years agoIntroduction to Science Policy nanolecture – Definitions, examples, and a thought excercise
This nanolecture serves as the introductory session of the Scientific Citizenship Initiative’s (SCi) science policy workshop series. It provides a foundational understanding of the dual roles...
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AuthorCAST Program2 years ago
Anthropomorphism and motivating participation in citizen science projects
In this AuthorCast, Dr. Zoey Rosen, a postdoctoral research associate at the Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis at the University of Oklahoma, shares research...
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CSML Global Desk2 years ago
The power of epistemic humility. Co-Founder of Eh!Woza in South Africa explains
“Storytelling is really powerful. And then, it becomes even more powerful when you create a mechanism and a platform and a system where people can tell...
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Questions of the Day Program2 years ago
Michel Claessens shares insights from a PCST science communication conference in Suzhou, China
Fanuel Muindi interviews Dr. Michel Claessens to expand on his reflections from attending the 2024 PCST symposium in Suzhou, China, titled “Communicating Science Across Cultures: Approaches,...
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Questions of the Day Program2 years ago
Endosymbiont CEO Radhika Patnala on increasing access through visualizing scientific discoveries
On CSML’s Questions of the Day Program, I interview Dr. Radhika Patnala, Founder & CEO of Endosymbiont, to delve into her work at the intersection of...
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Questions of the Day Program2 years ago
Multimedia science communicator Niba Nirmal provides an inside look into how ’NotesByNiba’ works
In this interview on Questions of the Day, the Founder of @NotesByNiba recounts her evolution from a graduate student dabbling in science communication to building an...
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CSML Newsroom2 years ago
Science on the ballot, soil life communication, & AI futuristic finale for Building Stuff with Boston’s GBH NOVA Twitch series!
CivicSciTV newsroom host Jake Krauss discusses new research illustrating best practices for communicating the importance of life found in soil, an AI futuristic finale for Building...
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
Photo Essay: Junior Scientists at Harlem BioBus celebrate a year of discovery
US-based nonprofit Engineers & Scientists Acting Locally (ESAL) receives a $100k unrestricted gift to support its civic engagement work
How Canadian early-career researchers organized to improve funding for future scientists
Photo Essay: Junior Scientists at Harlem BioBus celebrate a year of discovery
Did You Know: Rice University has launched a new center for science communication called SCOPE?
Illinois State experiments with workshops to help STEM faculty explore the civic nature of their disciplines
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
