An exceptional #gco2024 from an exceptional science leader #RobertLanger@MIT. Every success in scientific endeavour has a story and Dr Langer's is inspiring. Positive messages for any budding scientist. View it here https://t.co/qjmBF0Ng9Z #bioengineering#impact#scicomm
Removing journalists as "gate keepers" of information, @ConversationEDU gives space for scientists to speak for themselves. Scientists then don't need to worry about being taken out context or distilling their message to 10 secs.
@Fronj talks about how this builds #TrustInBiomed.
The scientific process is a standard way of addressing a question.
Prof Pasricha @WEHI_research discusses how we hold researchers accountable to what they publish: journals scrutinising original images, uploading raw data to the web, & maybe even publishing fails. #TrustInBiomed
"It was a frightening time for all of us - clinicians, scientists & the public" - Prof Sant-Rayn @WEHI_research
But then, as we quickly sequenced the virus genome, rapidly generated data and learned more, he was excited to see the scientific community come together.
As a behavioural scientist, Dr Goodwin @BehaviourWorksA looked at #TrustInBiomed during COVID. Inadequate comms about how we developed vaccines so quickly when it usually takes longer, definitive answers when we were still learning, & politicising health contributed to distrust.
Our discussion of public trust in the biomedical sciences is now under way.
Dr Denise Goodwin @BehaviourWorksA, Prof Sant-Rayn Pasricha @WEHI_research & @Fronj address how we can instil #TrustInBiomed.
Tune in now 👉
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Still time to join us this evening, in-person or online - https://t.co/J6QLlC03bC or just join us live via YouTube at 6.00pm AEDT - https://t.co/dPkjf60SGV #Trustinbiomed#scicomm
@DrClareFedele and @CognitiveTx have made the transition from research to making impact in clinical roles, so there are important opportunities for #womeniniomed to seriously consider that are worthwhile #scicomm
@CognitiveTx - the original idea for the current research was a little "out there" and never assumed the idea would work, but followed the evidence #scicomm#womeninbiomed#womeninscience
We're giving the public a unique chance to share their thoughts on how they view the biomedical sciences through a quick and completely anonymous survey. Your insights will set the stage for our important panel discussion on November 21st, examining trust in biomedical research.