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Building science communication community

May 13, 2019 Kristen Weiss Big Picture

Seven key components of a successful community of science communicators.

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Communicating climate change: What can we learn from informal educators?

April 29, 2019 Richelle Tanner Big Picture

Scientists can learn useful communication skills – such as finding shared values – from informal educators.

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Outreach and engagement

April 24, 2019 Share Your Sci Concepts

Outreach and engagement are not the same thing. Outreach is usually one-way communication, and public engagement is a two-way conversation.

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500 Women Scientists

March 13, 2019 Share Your Sci Profiles

500 Women Scientists is a grassroots organisation that connects women scientists around the world through local communities.

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Reverse image search

Reverse image search

February 22, 2019 Share Your Sci Coffee break

This coffee break, learn how to do a reverse image search to find the source of all the images you’ve been using online and in slides.

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Finding science images

Finding free to use science images

February 6, 2019 Share Your Sci Quick tips

Tips for finding free-to-use science images for presentations, websites or other materials. Learn how to filter search results, or use specialist databases.

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Quick citations

January 5, 2019 Share Your Sci Quick tips

There are a few quick and easy ways to include a single one-off citation for a paper on a website or a conference poster.

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Citizen science

Citizen science

January 4, 2019 Share Your Sci Concepts

Citizen science is the process where researchers involve community members and volunteers to participate in data collection or analysis.

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Who is your audience?

January 3, 2019 Eva Amsen Big Picture

Science communication works best if you have a more narrow, defined audience. That way, you can tailor your communication to the audience. But how do you know who your audience is?

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Crowdfunding

January 3, 2019 Share Your Sci Concepts

Crowdfunding is the practice of asking the public to help support a financial goal. Scientists can crowdfund their work through dedicated crowdfunding websites for research projects.

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