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Latest Posts:
What Is Evergreen Content and How Can You Create It?
Learn all about evergreen content in this post.
Science Copywriting: Frequently Asked Questions
Apara Timileyin answers frequently asked questions about science copywriting.
Can the laws of physics help scientists write better?
Sheeva reviews a new science writing textbook, Subatomic Writing, and also interviews author Jamie Zvirzdin.
Why I Started a SciComm Instagram as a PhD Student
Chandler McElrath discusses why she started her SciComm Instagram, The G-Protein Coupled Researcher.
10 Forms of SciComm for Everyone
There’s a SciComm modality out there for everyone, suiting unique backgrounds, interests, communication preferences, and skills.
Improving Policymaking with Science Communication
Sheeva talks about ways to apply science communication to science policy.
SciCommer Interview: Marina Joubert, PhD
We talked to science communicator of over 20 years, Marina Joubert, who co-developed the first online SciComm course in Africa.
Stephanie Bice and A Tale of Two Iranian-Oklahomans
Given the politically polarized times in which we live, maybe it’s no surprise that two friends have opposing views of Rep. Stephanie Bice.
The Time Machine–Nothing Prepared Me for the Distortion of Time and Space on a Submarine
US Navy veteran David Chetlain recounts his experience living on a submarine.
SciCommer Interview: Erin Winick
We talked to Erin Winick, a science communications specialist for the International Space Station.
Using SciComm to Tackle Information Poverty and Digital Divides
Read about ways SciComm can be used to tackle the interrelated problems of information poverty and the digital divide.
Why You Should Care about Information Poverty in the Digital Age
Learn about information poverty and ways it is worsened by the digital divide.
SciCommer Interview: Siri Carpenter, PhD
We talked to science communicator Siri Carpenter, co-founder of The Open Notebook and past president of the National Association of Science Writers.
5 Times Politicians Redefined SciComm
Read Sheeva’s take on five times policymakers got science communication right.
SciCommer Interview: Muriah Umoquit
We talked to science communicator and qualitative health researcher Muriah Umoquit.
Writing a PhD or Master’s thesis? Here’s what helped me.
Writing a Master’s or PhD thesis? Here are some important reasons not to forego the editing process after you get words to the page.
Tackling burnout as a pandemic science communicator
Read about Sheeva’s experience with burnout as a science communicator working in the pandemic.
Share Your Journey with Brand Storytelling
Learn about the importance of brand storytelling, and how to tell your brand’s story.
SciCommer Interview: Sarah Wettstadt, PhD
Read our interview with science writer and communicator Dr. Sarah Wettstadt.
Who HASN’T gotten the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (and why)?
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is the highest prize in the life sciences. Is it also a celebration of toxic science culture?
10 Expert Tips to Succeed as a Freelance Writer
Read tips from expert freelancers on making it as a freelance writer.
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