"Science can be silly, it can be goofy, it can be funny, and interesting!" - Anna Balaguer
How do we tell science stories – and why?
The SciComm Collective digs into the social conversation around science through discussions and interviews with experts, amateurs, alumni, and more. Join us to learn about science communication skills, careers, and practices… and stay for the new ideas and fresh, diverse perspectives from student voices.
"Science can be silly, it can be goofy, it can be funny, and interesting!" - Anna Balaguer
"Podcasting is in a different lane to other forms of science communication." - Rose Kerr
"We're all part of this science community and we all have something to contribute to the mix." - Ann Grand
"I thought, gee, this might be the most important thing I ever do in my career." - Professor Neil Gemmell
"We are here behind the scenes to help the science be more accessible, to remind the scientists to listen to...
"The deficit model assumes that your non-scientific audiences are empty vessels suffering from a deficit of scientific knowledge." - Kelly...
“Seadragons are a great entry point for people to learn more about marine biology and conservation.” - Chrissy Tustison
"Find that thing that lights you up. Find your community." - Heather Bray
“The value of science communication emerges from the person that you are and the questions that you have.” – Ann...
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