What scientists can learn from pandemic communication failures. Guest post by Caitlin Simopoulos, Joseph Tolsma, and Elisabeth Marnik Science communication is more important than ever....
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FlyBoard is pleased to offer funding to five outreach programs, which aim to increase early career scientist participation, equity, and diversity in the Drosophila research...
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Join the Communication and Outreach Subcommittee of GSA’s Early Career Scientist Leadership and Professional Development Program. Are you a student or postdoc with a passion...
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As Director of RockEDU Science Outreach at The Rockefeller University, Jeanne Garbarino promotes equitable access to science and fosters a genuine connection with science in...
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Science Communications Officer Namrata Sengupta is building a career at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard by breaking down complex science for the public....
Career InterviewsCareersCareers Outside of AcademiaDecoding LifeEarly Career ScientistsPublic OutreachScience Communication
Model organism researchers face shared challenges in communicating the value of their work. How do you get policymakers to fund research on a microscopic organism...
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As night fell, astronomer Jean Jacques d'Ortous de Mairan watched a plant’s leaves, symmetrically arranged side-by-side on a stem, clamp shut. It was 1729, and...
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In 1997, Ahna Skop approached her graduate advisor, John G. White, about adding a worm-themed art show to the International C. elegans Conference he was...
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People from Denmark are genetically similar to each other no matter which part of the country they come from, report researchers in the journal GENETICS,...
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Update: This letter of support received 11,078 signatures and has been presented to Dr. Francis Collins. Thank you for your interest. Continue to follow GenestoGenomes.org...
