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Writing to Be Read: The Value of Knowing Your Audience
As Kelly Tabbutt writes, knowing your audience is key to good writing.
Survival Mindset — or How I learned to love Murphy’s Law, Coronavirus, and the Atom Bomb
Read Army veteran Matthew Bow’s reflections on ways to adapt your mindset to achieve personal growth.
Why Your Website Needs A Content Strategy
Content strategy optimizes web content both for the people who read it and for the internet. Learn more about content strategy, and its importance, in this post.
Social Media Likes, Neuroscience, and U.S. Democracy
Read Army veteran Matthew Bow’s reflections on democracy and governance in the era of social media.
Frequently Asked Questions about Science Communication (SciComm)
Curious about science communication or SciComm? Read answers to frequently asked questions about SciComm in this post.
The Belmont Report: Ensuring Ethical Human Subjects Research
Read about the Belmont Report, a document that provides ethical guidelines for human subjects researchers.
Drawing the Nervous System
In 1906, two scientists, Camillo Golgi and Santiago Ramón y Cajal, won the Nobel Prize for visualizing and drawing nerve cells.
Top 10 Ways to Elevate Your Writing Skills
In this post, the team at ProofreadingServices.com provides 10 tips you can use to improve your writing.
Best Practices for Informational Interviewing
You can use informational interviewing to get a job, change careers, or advance in your current role.
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