Blue polo shirt with "Scicom96" logo on left breast

Alas, can't find my 2002 SA shirt, but still have 1996 Australia shirt!

Proactive solutions are needed to address #misinformation about science.

Our new report provides a comprehensive assessment of the literature on science misinformation, its origins and impact, and strategies for mitigating its spread and potential harms: https://buff.ly/4iM0xSY

Niels, great list! Might I be added? Thanks. #scicomm researcher at Cornell.

New starter pack: I created this one for people interested in research on #science #communication and public #engagement with science. Feel free to follow them, share the list, and suggest additions! #scicomm

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Science communication in a diverse world Recent years have brought a welcome and needed attention to diversity and inclusion in science communication. This diversity covers language, geography, religion, gender, sexuality — and politic...

And while I'm at it: I'd be glad for comments on my August 2024 open-access essay "Science communication in a diverse world," in which I ask science communicators to reflect on times when commitment to diverse values can conflict with commitment to science. #scicomm. jcom.sissa.it/article/pubi...

We're so glad it's been helpful!

How should we update and reorganize science communication training? An invitation to a collaborative action In this response, we summarize the affirmations, extensions, and critiques of the framework for science communication training that we presented in Lewenstein and Baram-Tsabari (2022. How should we...

Tiptoe-ing into bsky - my first post. Pure self-promotion. In 2022, Ayelet Baram-Tsabari and I published what IJSE-B editors called "definitive" article on #scicomm training. Now IJSE-B has published special issue with 9 commentaries and our response: an invitation to collaboration. bit.ly/4fhRm9D