We communicate complex ideas effectively to get things done and help others communicate better.
A science communications company serving the science, health, technology, finance, business, and policy sectors, we are equal parts skilled communicators and problem-solving innovators. We’re what you get if you combined a science and technology think tank with a boutique communications firm. Ask our clients or visit our blog to learn more!
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Tackling tough challenges through communication
Founder Sheeva Azma merges her unique insights in science, communication, policy, and education to tackle issues at the intersection of science and society alongside a small, multitalented team of experts (we’ve published three books together!). Sheeva served as a developmental editor for Science Friday’s “Hack Your Brain,” a neuroscience activity for middle schoolers, which was recognized by the White House for elevating curiosity and access to high-quality learning.
Ways we can help you:
- Professional writing and editing, including scientific copywriting and copyediting
- Subject matter expertise in science, technology, finance, health, business, and policy, including emerging tech such as generative AI and semiconductors
- Deep knowledge of domains in the policy space such as healthcare and science and technology policy
- Strategic communication to get your message out there and to the right audience
- Science communication training and education to fit your needs
- And more…
Read more about us, visit our blog, or contact us.
Educators: check out our FREE, 12-week add-on science communications curriculum for high school, undergraduate, and graduate-level science courses!
LATEST BLOG POSTS:
The US Executive Branch – Where US Science Policy Comes Alive!
Sheeva recaps a 2024 AAAS Annual Meeting session on executive branch policymaking.
Understanding the Brain in Gathering, Reporting, and Consumption of News
Whether as a gatherer, reporter, or consumer of news, journalism can lead to vicarious trauma and PTSD.
How to Get into Science Policy as a Scientist
Recapping the 2024 AAAS annual meeting, Sheeva talks about 21 ways scientists can participate in science policy.
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