Undergraduate life sciences journal @ucdavis. Accepting biology-related original writing, news & art submissions. Publishing online & annually in print. 🧬🧫🧪
ANNOUNCING our 2020-2021 print edition, "Unprecedented: The Science of COVID-19," now live on our website. In this edition, we dive deep into the science of this pandemic, exploring impacts on @UCDavis and our broader society.
#Biology#SciComm#SciArt
https://t.co/IVi1fErbFP
Stay tuned for our soon-to-be released 2020-2021 print edition, featuring the science of COVID-19. Our team is hard at work, putting the finishing touches on a journal that spotlights the work of 30+ @UCDavis undergrads!
Stay tuned for our soon-to-be released 2020-2021 print edition, featuring the science of COVID-19. Our team is hard at work, putting the finishing touches on a journal that spotlights the work of 30+ @UCDavis undergrads!
Catch us at @AvidReaderDavis! The bookstore is now carrying FREE copies of our 2019-2020 print edition: "Decade in Review." Anyone is welcome to pick up a copy & support The Avid Reader while you're there!
@ucdavisbiology@ucdavisCAES#UCDavis @CapSciComm #SciComm#Biology
The Editorial Board of The Aggie Transcript is searching for our journal's next print edition cover. Your art could be featured!
Visit https://t.co/FkJF1AGJhr to learn more about contest guidelines. Submissions at https://t.co/DOiWK3TwGk will close on Tuesday 4/27 at 12pm.
APPLY: Our priority deadline for web developer applications is this Wednesday, 11:59 p.m. We will continue to accept and review apps after this deadline. Visit https://t.co/RkNkzsLG46 for more information. #SciComm@ASUCDofficial@ucdavisbiology@ucdavisCAES@UcdUrc@esteme_ucd
APPLY: Our priority deadline for web developer applications is this Wednesday, 11:59 p.m. We will continue to accept and review apps after this deadline. Visit https://t.co/RkNkzsLG46 for more information. #SciComm@ASUCDofficial@ucdavisbiology@ucdavisCAES@UcdUrc@esteme_ucd
The COVID-19 variant has presented extra challenges to an already difficult vaccine development, but how is the variant different from the original COVID-19 virus?
https://t.co/1tlubLCMq0
Missed our info night last week? You can watch the recording below. We discussed our submissions process, a web developer opening, and our print edition. To apply for our web developer opening, visit https://t.co/RkNkzsLG46 for more details. #SciComm https://t.co/IFF8Fbi6NQ
📣 #UCDavis students, attend our INFO NIGHT this Wednesday, 7-8 p.m., to learn more about our submissions process, web developer opening, and our annual print edition.
Register to attend the Zoom session at https://t.co/wu6fvqbaAH.
#SciComm@ucdavisbiology@ucdavisCAES@UcdUrc
#UCDavis students, eager to have your writing or art published? Searching for web developer experience? Interested in #SciComm?
Register to attend our INFO NIGHT this Wednesday, Feb. 3rd, 7-8 p.m., to learn more about our #SciWri opportunities. https://t.co/wu6fvqbaAH
Introducing the Fall 2020 SQ Insider... Parasites!
Read here about Parasites and Pregnancy, How Nematomorpha Neurologically Transform Crickets into Suicidal Creatures, and Eavesdropping Parasites 🪱🤔:
https://t.co/dDjpfMAspf
Do you struggle with synthesizing an article to discuss with lay people? Come check out our interactive workshop next week focused on science reporting for the public! Thursday Dec. 10th at 12:30pm. Register below ⬇️ #scicomm https://t.co/PruILnJxJj
#UCDavis first-year & transfer students: Enroll in our first-year seminar, taught by faculty advisor Dr. Sean Burgess (@smburgessucd) & editorial board members. You'll come away from the course with ready-to-publish science writing & materials to apply to the editorial board.
🚨 LAST CALL: Registrations for the National Undergraduate Conference on Scientific Journalism, hosted by @Columbia_CUSJ, close TODAY at 5 pm PST. 🚨
Join this free conference at https://t.co/oJzOtmZE63 before it's too late! #SciComm#SciWri#ScienceWriting#journalism