Donald Hebb’s influential concept “neurons that fire together, wire together” explains the biological basis of learning and memory.
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7 Nobel Prize-Winning Physicists of the Early 20th Century
The early 20th century Nobel Prize-winning physicists faced scientific and social challenges amid world events, influencing their groundbreaking work.
CRISPR/Cas9: The Nobel Prize-Winning “Genetic Scissors” and the Role of Biotech Copywriters
Science-trained communicators in the biotech industry play a vital role in communicating new technologies’ opportunities and risks, building public engagement and trust and raising ethical concerns where concern is due.
Science Policy: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Governance
Science policy governs scientific research’s application, funding, and impact on society. It involves advocacy, engagement, and participation at multiple levels.
3 Reasons Your Biotech Startup Needs a White Paper
Scientists with marketing experience play a crucial role in biotech, crafting accurate content for various audiences and aiding in bringing innovative products to market effectively.
Why Scientist-Communicators Are Needed in Biotech Copywriting
Scientists with marketing experience play a crucial role in biotech, crafting accurate content for various audiences and aiding in bringing innovative products to market effectively.
Why you should teach a SciComm course using our FREE materials
Sheeva Azma writes about her successful experiment teaching a free, six-month science communication course based on her free curriculum open to all.
Book Review: A Pedagogy of Kindness by Catherine Denial
Kindness is a transformational teaching pillar, according to Catherine Denial’s book, A Pedagogy of Kindness.
Science is beyond politics — but scientists are not.
A Ukrainian physicist talks about the ways scientists’ silence on matters of political importance undermines peace and stability amidst the Ukraine-Russia war.
Being a Woman in the US Means Being Part of the “Social Safety Net”
In a new book, sociologist Jessica Calarco argues that the US lacks a strong social safety net, causing women to pick up the slack.
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