🪝 “Start with the hook.”
MBL alumna and science communicator Samantha Jones, PhD (@samjscience at @AmerChemSociety), shared tips with Comparative Developmental Biology students on turning a love of science into a career in science communication.
🔗 https://t.co/UV14gwbnFS
Feeling stressed? 2024 award winner @samjscience shares how building strong social connections, taking a step back when you feel overwhelmed, and focusing on things you enjoy are some ways to deal with stress contagion.
Read more: https://t.co/foh9X0LogA #scicomm
🌟Submissions are OPEN for the @SciCommAwards, given by @thenasem in partnership with @schmidtsciences, which honor science communicators, science journalists, and research scientists. I was thrilled to be one of last year's winners.
Apply🔗https://t.co/Vj7rukDmcv
We're hosting an Instagram takeover with Tiny Matters Host @samjscience! Mark your calendars for December 9th from 1-2 pm EST to get all your burning podcast and science questions answered right on our stories at @multitudeshows.
Tiny Matters is joining the Multitude family! The @AmerChemSociety science podcast explores things small in size but big in impact. Join hosts Sam Jones and Deboki Chakravarti every other Wednesday as they unpack the little things that make the big things in our world possible.
#SciencePodcast recommendation; Tiny Matters 🎙️🌍
Highly recommend giving it a listen if you’re passionate about science, learning, or just love a good story! 🎧 🧪
@AmerChemSociety@samjscience
Congratulations to the 2024 winners of the National Academies Eric and Wendy Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications given by @theNASEM in partnership with @schmidtsciences!
Learn more about the winners: https://t.co/vYpyZ9pLjL #scicomm
Tiny Matters is up for two(!) @signalawards Listener’s Choice Awards:
🗳️ One in the Science Podcast category: https://t.co/bLA7OwWvxR
🗳️ One in the Individual Episode category: https://t.co/A6XDmP3ld2
🌟Voting takes < a minute and would mean so much to our tiny but mighty team!
I love this @Nature article by @samjscience on careful considerations to human microbiome research, especially on consent, benefit sharing, commercialization, avoiding stigma, questioning data ethics norms, and calling question to health and digital equity for Indigenous peoples. Also featuring Indigenous friends and colleagues Drs. Matt Anderson, @KeoluFox, and the amazing @NativeBio.
It is special is seeing the saddle blanket that shinálí asdzą́ą́ (paternal grandma) wove for my grandfather in the background of one of the videos: "Data collection first, apologies later". It's one of the beautiful touches that I am so glad that the @ASU Media team captured: https://t.co/dD1Ubx8hIH