NEW ON THE ETHICS SITE 📚 Language and geographical bias exclude non-English and non-indexed African research from global health evidence. Expanded searches often uncover many overlooked studies. Read more here: ethicsresource.ringsgenderresearch.org/resource/lan... #ResearchEquity #Scicomms

#SciComms #PublicHealth

AMR surveillance exists, but without disaggregation by sex, age and social factors, risks stay hidden. This case study in Lao PDR, Ghana, Uganda and Tanzania uncovers masked patterns and offers practical guidance to analyse existing data. Read more here: tinyurl.com/55r4sdxf #AMR #scicomms

AMR surveillance exists, but without disaggregation by sex, age and social factors, risks stay hidden. A GEAR Up case study in Lao PDR, Ghana, Uganda and Tanzania uncovers masked patterns and offers practical guidance to analyse existing data. Read more here: tinyurl.com/55r4sdxf #AMR #scicomms

New on the Ethics site! This commentary argues planetary health ethics must move beyond human‑centred views, seeing humans as part of the planet. It offers principles for nature, animals, and people, drawing on Japanese traditions and concepts tinyurl.com/2r4zyzhz #PlanetaryHealth #scicomms

Kristen Delphos, Nicole Sanders-Abbott, CSM, Paige Brown Jarreau, and Steven Sobieszczyk conducted a panel on "Rebuilding Trust in Science and Safety Science."

Kristen Delphos, Nicole Sanders-Abbott, CSM, Paige Brown Jarreau, and Steven Sobieszczyk conducted a panel on "Rebuilding Trust in Science and Safety Science."

Kristen Delphos, Nicole Sanders-Abbott, CSM, Paige Brown Jarreau, and Steven Sobieszczyk conducted a panel on "Rebuilding Trust in Science and Safety Science."

ASC Science Talks '26 audience members enjoy the "Rebuilding Trust in Science and Safety Science" panel.

Thank you to @sciencetalkorg.bsky.social for having us this year! At Science Talks '26, Kristen Delphos, Nicole Sanders-Abbott, Paige Brown Jarreau, and Steven Sobieszczyk conducted an invigorating panel on "Rebuilding Trust in Science and Safety Science."

#SciComms #SafetyScience #Science

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What are the real environmental impacts of data centers? A new paper claims that their heat exhaust leads to land surface temperatures increasing by an average of 2°C (3.6°F) and as much as 9°C (16°F). Andy Masley, a physics teacher turned writer and science communicator, explains the flaws in […]

What if a simple, inexpensive source of #biodiesel can be found in the ditches of the Louisiana bayou?

www.acs.org/pressroom/presspacs/2026/march/combining-algae-and-oyster-shells-for-biodiesel-born-in-the-bayou.html

#sciencewriting #scicomms #EnergyScience

Science communication beyond tomorrow IV An opportunity to debate the future of science communication.

How science communication can better serve policymaking in a changing society:  joint-research-centre.ec.europa.eu/events/scien...

📅 Tuesday 17 March - 09:30 - 13:10 (CET)

#SciComms #OceanComms

An insider's view of what science communication looks like in the bioinformatics world.

#scicomms
#WeAreEMBL

Science News just asked: “Have we entered a new age of AI-enabled scientific discovery?” I’m still parsing what that means for research autonomy.

www.sciencenews.org/article/ai-e...

#Science #SciComms #AIinScience

New episode coming on March 2! Get ready and join us!
#scicomms #science #podcast

Op-Ed: Preserving a Habitable Earth by Julian Cribb Renowned and prolific science communicator and author Julian Cribb writes this op-ed piece for Palm Oil Detectives. He addresses the world’s most pressing needs for survival as we descend int…

Australian #science #scicomms expert @JulianCribb tackles the most pressing needs for our survival on #Earth as we reach the pointy end of the #Anthropocene era #ClimateActionNow #BoycottGold4Yanomami #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect.bsky.social palmoildetectives.com/2023/08/05/o...

Why we don’t really know what the public thinks about science Measuring trust isn’t enough. Furthering knowledge about the institutions and norms of science is the best way to build credibility.

This is a step in the right direction. Forget data, find out stories and how people connect and understand - #scicomms - www.nature.com/articles/d41...

The science influencers going viral on TikTok to fight misinformation Scientists and medical experts are countering climate denialism, vaccine scepticism and wellness pseudoscience on social media.

Brilliant. You don't need more data you need a better #narrative. Using #socialmedia to counter mis/disinformation - #scicomms - www.nature.com/articles/d41...

Reasons to Mask in 2026 — Gillian Levine

Read the whole thing with links to citations here:
gillianlevine.com/reasons-to-m...

#maskup #masking #comic #comics #scicomms #publichealth #covid #longcovid #covid19 #communitycare #mask #n95 #comics #art #artist #comicartist #illustration

Can AI truly manage qualitative data analysis, or is it just clever talk? This paper examines the GenAI hype in research, highlighting risks like misrepresentation. Human insight remains crucial in qualitative work. Read more: tinyurl.com/3aw9nhzs #QualitativeResearch #AIEthics #SciComms

It was great to be invited back to a local primary school recently to deliver science outreach sessions to Y2 students! We introduced them to the wonderful world of microbiology through an interactive games and hands-on experiments

Many thanks to all who volunteered 🧪🦠
#scicomms #outreach

Towards an Anticolonial Photovoice: A Research Practice Guide to Theoretical and Methodological Considerations - Ethics resource rings gender research Abstract Photovoice researchers must avoid an ahistorical application of the method by critically examining the implementation and dissemination of photovoice projects. Recognizing that photovoice is…

Explore an anticolonial framework for photovoice, highlighting the importance of confronting power dynamics at every stage. Essential for those using participatory methods. Dive into ethical clarity + epistemic justice. Read more: tinyurl.com/58ce7kb5 #Photovoice #SciComms

416 researchers from 38 countries reject generative AI in Big Q qualitative research. They argue AI can't replace human reflexivity, interpretation, and meaning-making without undermining research integrity. #QualitativeResearch #AIEthics #SciComms

Read more: tinyurl.com/4eynwhsj

I don't think at this Point it remains #SciComms part, it's a societal attitude: - tuning out of instead of into facts

The broader picture is usually simple to grasp.

I often feel reminded of people saying they were not present, when xyz was taught in school, alas they were, they just tuned out.

NEW BOOK ‘SCIENCE, RELIGION AND THE HUMAN FUTURE’ – ECLAS A new book by the ECLAS team offers fresh insights into the conflict narrative and its impact on science communication.

Ever wondered what impact the #science #religion conflict myth has on #scicomms ? New book out now with Oxford University Press - inspired by our beloved #TomMcLeish

www.eclasproject.org/new-book-sci...

#scienceandfaith #histsci #AI #GM #spaceflight #eclas

Yep, I received word from Manila peeps that there's a surge of calls for Science and Sus. Communication Officers.

But the disrespect for our work is there. That's why they cannot retain their employees. That's why there's a high turnover rate for the job.

#communicationsconsultant #scicomms

A truly wonderful virtual bookclub with livestreamed shows: science, history, and murder mysteries. Please consider joining me as a paid, VIP subscriber! Extra shows, green-room access, swag, member groups, special virtual events, and more.

💙📚 🧪 🗃 #histsci #histmed #scicomms #murdermystery

Great job! #SciComms

Separately do you know about @defendpublichealth.bsky.social? We could sure use you!

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From benchmark slides to engaging digital content & discussion,
we help rare science connect & inspire.
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#Symposia #SciComms #RareDisease

What Is a Patella and Other Lessons Medical Malpractice Jury Duty Meets Science Communications

New post about jury duty right before the holidays — fun stuff about knee surgery, personal injury law and, most importantly, science communications! open.substack.com/pub/sheribom... #scicomms #medicalmalpractice #sciencewriting #substack

Reflecting on the press releases I developed for the Press Room at the American Chemical Society in 2025

So much wonderful science with an interesting bias toward ears.

See more at: www.acs.org/pressroom/pr...

#scicomms #sciencewriting #medicalwriting #publicrelations #ACS

Is Art the Missing Tool From Modern Healthcare? Research across Europe suggests creative environments can support well-being, ease burnout, and reshape how care settings work for patients, staff, and visitors.

Over the Christmas break, take a moment to read my latest article in Medscape on how art in healthcare is no longer seen as decoration or a luxury, but as a meaningful part of the care environment.

Read it now➡️ www.medscape.com/viewarticle/...

#artinhealthcare #scicomms

Op-Ed: Preserving a Habitable Earth by Julian Cribb Renowned and prolific science communicator and author Julian Cribb writes this op-ed piece for Palm Oil Detectives. He addresses the world’s most pressing needs for survival as we descend int…

Australian #science #scicomms expert @JulianCribb tackles the most pressing needs for our survival on #Earth as we reach the pointy end of the #Anthropocene era #ClimateActionNow #BoycottGold4Yanomami #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect