Sentences with phrase «science communicators»

I've shown it to a chemistry lecturer, an experienced postdoc, and one postdoc who is now a freelance science communicator.

Nor is it about a need to keep science relevant and understandable — there are plenty of good science communicators who do that but aren't «celebrities» per se.

«The IPCC needs to find ways to improve the readability of its SPMs,» perhaps by engaging professional science communicators in the process.

As science communicators we often have to play this game of whack - a-mole, persistently addressing points that have already been refuted.

Steve: Dennis Meredith is one of the most respect science communicators in the country.

If there is a downside to my story it is that there are not many posts for science communicators at the EC.

But Rosen, at least, is hopeful, describing the journey toward a writing career in a lovely metaphor written by science communicator Stephanie Chasteen.

Neil deGrasse Tyson, the renowned science communicator, earned his Ph.D. in Astrophysics from Columbia University in 1991.

Pick labs with great science communicators to show your government representatives where the science happens.

In response, Neil deGrasse Tyson, an astrophysicist and noted science communicator at the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, tweeted back some facts to bust a myth proven wrong back in the sixth century B.C.

It represented proof that someone in Canada had finally recognised the need to encourage science - literate individuals to become science communicators.

Yet, if our personal values, beliefs and worldviews really dictate our reality, then aren't science communicators just blowing in the wind?

We are Ph.D. scientists, award - winning science communicators, and explorers.

Earlier this week I was invited to join an e-mail discussion involving a variegated array of scientists and science communicators exploring a provocative question posed by one of them (I'll leave the identities out, but will invite them to weigh in here).

Over 800 science communicators from around the globe are heading to London's Central Hall this week for the World Conference of Science Journalists.

I assume he will not want his accidental slur to persist, and will also let the array of scientists and science communicators know of his error.

Meet science communicator Jonathan Chase.

And science communicator Dennis Meredith discusses his book Explaining Research, and the importance for scientists of reaching the public.

German television needs capable science communicators, also for the sake of science itself.

In his own country, Dijkgraaf is best known as an infectiously enthusiastic science communicator who couples academic prestige with boyish curiosity.

This year's entries were judged by Roger Highfield, the editor of New Scientist magazine, renowned Australian science communicator and author Karl Kruszelnicki and Lyndal Byford, media manager at the Australian Science Media Centre.

Nancy is a Medical Research Council research professor, deputy vice-chancellor at the University of Manchester and now a very successful science communicator

George Church is an expert geneticist, an accomplished science communicator, and something of a lightning rod for criticism.

To mark International Women's Day, we speak to neuroscientist and science communicator Samantha Yammine about her stem cell research and passion for communicating science to a wider audience.

Brendan is the winner of the nation - wide NASA Astrobiology Famelab science communication competition and is generally recognized as one of the leading young science communicators worldwide.

Expert science communicators and science ambassadors can make scientific work more accessible to the public, illuminating its relevance and potential.

Hear from Moises Bernal, an «all - star scientist and inspiring science communicator» about his passion, development, research and contributions to the science world in a language other than the one he grew up speaking.

Now living in Scotland, Catherine is a seasoned science communicator, and she has written blogs for The Lancet, Scientific American, Meducation, Mosaic and The Wellcome Trust.

Formerly a microbiology professor at Sac State, she is a member of Capital Science Communicators and International Thriller Writers.

He is considered one of the UK's outstanding science communicators.

You're one of those effective science communicators who can clarify essentials for the intelligent layman, without leaving yourself wide open to misrepresentation.

Some of the climate disengagement that Colbert alluded to was reflected earlier this week in a column on the NPR Web site by Robert Krulwich, the unconventional science communicator:

When climate science communicators start calling for help in «reframing collective thinking,» and saying that «openmindedness is the wrong approach» (Naomi Oreskes), it may be time to re-examine the science itself.

The contest was sparked by the actor and master science communicator Alan Alda, who's an adviser to the Stony Brook program.

She is also a skilled and passionate science communicator, with experience giving public testimony to legislative committees, speaking with lawmakers, writing Op - Eds, communicating with journalists and training fellow scientists in climate communication.

Many climate scientists and professional science communicators say no.

But science represents the opposite of that process: as the physicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson has put it, science is «true whether or not you believe in it.

In short, the best available science suggests that storytelling can be extremely effective in achieving the goals science communicators pursue.

As straightforward as these recommendations might seem, however, science communicators routinely flout them.