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We help scientists integrate findings from the latest evidence-based research in social sciences and education into their outreach efforts. We curate, summarize, and discuss research studies...
In this episode, we discuss the ever-growing interest in pre-prints. What are they, why do they exist, who uses them and for what. We are jo...
In this episode, we speak about problematic terminology in science and science publishing. In a number of fields, certain terminology promot...
In this episode we are joined by the winner of second place of our 2021 State Your Mission Statement Challenge - a group of students who wor...
In this episode we are joined by the 1st place winner of the State Your Mission Challenge 2021 - Rashmi Sheoran also known as @astro_roxy ....
In this episode, we share tips on how to approach an audience based on shared values. We cover also some experiences from a workshop we host...
In this episode, we welcome a guest, who is a poet (the BBC said so!) and a scientist - Dr Sam Illingworth. We talk about how powerful poetr...
In this episode we speak about the necessity to report, cover and communicate about scientific discoveries in languages different than Engli...
In this episode, we talk with Mariya ( @mariyav_phd ) about some ground rules and key points to remember when communicating in times of cris...
In this episode we build on previous episodes. We talk about using social media for science communication with the runner up in the 2019 Sta...
In this episode we explore the potential of social platforms for science communication and how we can apply the scientific method to study t...
In this episode, we are joined by Alex Martin - a recent guest on our Twitter chats. We talk a bit about this publication The enduring effec...
In this episode we recap our participation and some highlights from the Congress of the European Ecological Federation 2019 in Lisbon, Portu...
In this episode we speak about inclusivity in STEAM with a special guest Tia Martineau (@tia_martineau and http://www.tiamartineau.science/...
In episode 10 of the Science Communication Journal Club Podcast we talk with Dr Carla Brawn ( @Sci_Game_Girl ) about gamifying education. Ch...
In this episode we talk about our recent Twitter chat topic on predatory scientific journals and how to learn to recognize them. We cover th...
The article which our guest chose for the twitter chat can be read here - Our House Is Burning: Discrepancy in Climate Change vs. Biodiversi...
What are the moral grounds based on which some people experience various level of hesitancy related to vaccination? How can science communic...
Useful links mentioned in the episode: David S Anderson's twitter - https://twitter.com/DSAArchaeology The curly haired mafia page - https:/...
In this episode we use for basis of our discussion the article "Experimental evidence for tipping points in social convention" by Centola et...
In this episode we talk with Nico and Andrea from our honorable "State your mission challenge" mentions about the importance of diversity in...