The Daubert test was intended to make scientific evidence admitted in courts more reliable and trustworthy – but has it?
Category Archives: Research
What Are the Real Costs of Sexism in Science?
Sexism in science takes a financial, emotional, mental, professional, and social toll on women scientists.
5 Ways to Stress Less When Starting a Scientific Writing Piece
Stress less when getting started with a scientific writing piece with these five resources.
8 Books for Ethical Communication
Ethical communication works. Learn how to communicate ethically with these books.
Book Review: Strategic Science Communication by John C. Besley and Anthony Dudo
We reviewed John C. Besley and Anthony Dudo’s book, called “Strategic Science Communication: A Guide to Setting the Right Objectives for More Effective Public Engagement.”
Unethical Communication: Examples from Science and SciComm
Have you heard of these six types of unethical science communication?
Better Science through Sociology
Understanding sociology can help improve the scientific enterprise.
Congress x DataViz: Our Interview with William Gray, Founder of FloorCharts
Sheeva talks to William Gray, founder of FloorCharts, a website dedicated to archiving the many posters that appear on the floors of the US House and Senate.
How Sociology Can Inform Science (and SciComm)
Sheeva talks about ways sociology can inform both science and science communication (SciComm).
Science Doesn’t Happen in a Vacuum
Sheeva unpacks the oft-quoted phrase, “science doesn’t happen in a vacuum.”
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