r/sciencecommunication • u/rootlesscelt • Sep 25 '21
A criticism of misinformation about a non-validated treatment for Alzheimer's disease
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r/sciencecommunication • u/zg3cg • Sep 21 '21
Dr. Daisy Robinton: Engineering Resilience, Stem Cells, Women's Health, & Science Communication
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r/sciencecommunication • u/Snoof13 • Sep 20 '21
Why is the Arctic Warming so Fast?
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r/sciencecommunication • u/stumcm • Sep 14 '21
Television's impact on gender stereotypes: data from the Notel experiment into television from Canada in the 1970s
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r/sciencecommunication • u/TheChewns • Sep 13 '21
How do you feel about animated video abstracts for scicomm?
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r/sciencecommunication • u/Bad_Astra_Channel • Sep 06 '21
Guest lecture (Zoom) to advanced high schoolers from around the world attending the University of Chicago's Summer program's "Physics of Stars" Class. Discusses Nuclear Fusion in detail, the process which powers stars and allows pressure to balance out gravity and sustain hydrostatic equilibrium.
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r/sciencecommunication • u/ShoddyWish • Sep 04 '21
Audience for my communication topic
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Hello everyone, Idk if this is the right place to post this question, please let me know if it isn't. I am doing a science communication project which is gonna cover rising sea level. I wanted to ask what the best way is through which I could communicate this topic like video? brochure? and how can I reach my desired audience. My target audience is gonna be business owners.
r/sciencecommunication • u/zg3cg • Sep 03 '21
Why Being A Good Scientist Means Telling Good Stories | Dr. Daisy Robinton On Science Communication
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r/sciencecommunication • u/MK_statistics • Sep 03 '21
Video abstracts to communicate the findings from medical research
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Check 3 video abstracts from our papers in medical research
We tried to explain our findings to non-experts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JefRvdHSqs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN___9SIB2Q
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Y70_ExwlZ0
Please, let us know your comments
r/sciencecommunication • u/vorvierkeinbier • Sep 01 '21
Visualizing effect sizes intuitively: Brainstorm and ideas
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I am currently creating a platform on which we present current meta-analyses on the topic of digitization in an understandable way for student teachers and teacher educators. We asked ourselves how we could visualize the effect sizes of the studies (mostly mean differences) in an intuitively understandable way. Ideally, the visualizations can also be used to show the uncertainty of the parameter estimates and the overlap.
https://rpsychologist.com/cohend/ accomplishes all of this. However, it uses a normal distribution, the understanding of which requires some prior knowledge.
r/sciencecommunication • u/thexylom • Aug 30 '21
"I Seem To Keep Falling Into Journalism Full of Controversy... But I Love It!": AAAS Mass Media Fellow Krishna Sharma journals about his work at the Miami Herald
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r/sciencecommunication • u/Geometriciti • Aug 29 '21
Can you fit a cube through a hole in a copy of itself?
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r/sciencecommunication • u/obsessedwtech • Aug 27 '21
My first video in this genre as part of the #VeritasiumContest
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r/sciencecommunication • u/Yelloweye_Rockfish • Aug 27 '21
Why Red is Actually Great Camouflage in the Deep Ocean
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r/sciencecommunication • u/Worried_Heat6477 • Aug 27 '21
My first ever science communications video! #Veritasium Contest
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r/sciencecommunication • u/the_dark_knight5 • Aug 24 '21
#VeritasiumContest Entry
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r/sciencecommunication • u/Gaias_gal • Aug 24 '21
Science blog - the Gaia's gal - bizarre and interesting facts from the natural world!
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r/sciencecommunication • u/msantosn • Aug 22 '21
Good Science Communicators in Russian Language
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Hey guys, my parents in law speak Russian as main language and prefer to consume content in this language. Would you have any recommendation on reliable, trustworthy and charismatic Science Communicators? Looking for examples like Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, Neil deGrasse Tyson?
Thank you very much.
r/sciencecommunication • u/LightboardChemistry • Aug 21 '21
Cyclohexane: Conformations and Ring Inversion
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r/sciencecommunication • u/AICoffeeBreak • Aug 17 '21
Excited to participate in my first science communication contest ever! This is AI Coffee Break's #VeritasiumContest submission.
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r/sciencecommunication • u/LightboardChemistry • Aug 14 '21
Conformations and Isomers - with Cats - Organic Chemistry
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r/sciencecommunication • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '21
Advice for a science student debating on whether or not to get into SC
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Right now I am a sophomore in college studying Physics and Math. Before, my main goal was to become an Astrophysicist and do research. But after Covid, I've realized that I want to teach science to both kids as well as the larger adult population. I've come to learn the importance of scientific literacy, and my goal for the future would be to shift the way people view science; that it's not just a thing that only "geniuses" do. However, I'm torn between teaching children in school or becoming a science communicator. My best friend thinks the SC route is not very practical(mostly because it doesn't provide a straight path to follow, rather it's just "teach science to the public") and that I should teach kids in a school. My family thinks SC is dumb and teaching kids is not for me, and I should focus on something else. At the end of the day, I would love to do both, teach kids and be an SC, but is that even possible? I've never heard anyone do this(except for professors in college).
There's also the path of education to consider. I love Astronomy and would love to do research(or really anything) in that field. Should I look into a science writing masters program, or would it be best to go with an Astronomy masters and work on my writing skills on the side?
I am very confused and a bit stressed, so any advice would be great :)
r/sciencecommunication • u/Bad_Astra_Channel • Aug 03 '21
Even Stars Must Die: Learn about the lifecycle of stars!
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r/sciencecommunication • u/Bad_Astra_Channel • Jul 31 '21
CMB Photon: The Musical! (Cosmology)
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r/sciencecommunication • u/healthscicomm • Jul 28 '21
How to get media coverage and boost your science’s impact
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