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The New Noah's Ark: Contextual Biases in Conservation
Noah’s Ark is a symbolic safe haven for all creatures big and small – but only if you are useful or appealing.
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English as the International Language of Science and the Illusion of Postcolonial Moments in Research
English is the the international language of science. What does this mean for scientific practices and science communication?
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How an understanding of isolation and drawbacks in a supposedly feminine space has allowed me to partially understand experiences of women across industries
Krishna shares his experience navigating Kathak as a male dancer, and how this experience revealed subtle stigmas and isolation, reflecting the everyday barriers women encounter within the male-dominated...
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Narrative in Science Communication: Beyond the Hero's Journey
Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey has long been deemed as the golden standard in storytelling. However, it is time we start looking for other referents.
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Science Writing: Gracie's Energy Adventure
How do you write for young children? Connie Greeve shares her illustrated story about renewable energy...
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Letters to Sir David Attenborough
On the 8th of May 2026, people around the world came together to celebrate Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday. Students from The SciComm Collective joined in on the celebration by writing letters...
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What Makes a Good Presentation? Insights from a Workshop with The Speakers Union and The Science Union
Earlier this year, we had the pleasure of accompanying The Speakers Union and The Science Union in their Presentation Skills workshop. Today, we reflect on how the workshop went.
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Towards More Inclusive Science Communication: a Collective Reflection
A year after the 18th International Conference of the Public Communication of Science and Technology (PCST) Network in Aberdeen, Scotland, participants reflect on the practice of inclusive science co...
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Reflections of UWA Open Day Activities
On UWA Open Day this year, we worked to raise awareness of our discipline for prospective undergrads and their families. Our message? Science communication is an awesome, tangible field and very worth...
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Science Writing: Wisdom of the Wild
Rakus the orangutan was found with an alarming wound. His proceeding actions surprise and amuse researchers. Anna Balaguer reports.
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