Connecting Science Communication Research with Action
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Findings from a Landscape Study of Art-Science Collaboration Programs: Told with Bunnies
In this comic, bunnies present the findings from a landscape report on art-science collaboration programs.
"It's my job": Scientist Personas in Media Engagement
Researchers identified 4 personas scientists adopt when engaging with the media.
A virtual workshop gives researchers insight about people’s responses to hurricane warnings
A workshop investigated communication tools that might be more effective in getting people to take action in response to hurricane warnings.
This Week in Science Communication
A couple of awesome things from the scicomm interwebs we think you'll enjoy.
Infertility: How Big is the Problem?
Infertility is both a personal and a societal issue, but reproductive scientists in the U.S. receive minimal funding from the NIH. PhD candidate Keer Jiang tackles this issue.
The Scientific Method: Do We Need A New Framework?
Is the scientific method a framework that has done more harm than good? Do we need to rethink how we frame our approach to doing science?