#SciCommSunday

For this week's #SciCommSunday, I want to talk about the human side of debunking #misinformation. I think often times, we're so focused on the facts, we forget to consider how

You may have heard about the massive number of COVID-19 tests being run as colleges try to bring students back to campus. These “rapid” antigen tests provide results in 15

Ever thought of how we persuade people in #SciComm?'Modes of persuasion' was something I learned my rhetorics course at @LUSciComm, and it's something I still use everyday in my work.There

If you’re following the news on COVID-19 testing, you may have heard the debate about RT-PCR testing and Ct values leading to false positive results. You may be wondering “How

It's happening @AlexGelle is leading the "Communicating science, it's more than writing a paper" #SciComm workshop.Alex is a @mcgillu PhD candidate in chemistry and a science communicator, involved in