#Scicommers

Inclusive SciComm

InclusiveSci

Love to everyone who is reeling, angry & scared in these horrible times. This toxic stew of systemic racism, ableism, and a pandemic shows how critical it is to support

Crystal Dilworth, PhD

PolycrystalhD

Just in case you’re looking to diversify your knowledge of science: I’ll reply to this tweet with some amazing #SciCommers you can follow. Feel free to add your own!https://twitter.com/asapscience/status/1265998953784492033 #BecauseSpac

Faye Watson

fayewatson94

Remember this Christmas it is more important than ever to #ShopSmall! Please drop any independent shops/creatives/restaurants/cafes that you love who might need some help this year! I’ll start by

Sarah Mojarad

Sarah_Mojarad

Two reasons why they has thousands of followers and you don’t:UniquenessConsistent contentYou are unique and have valuable perspective to offer. Once you tap into that, you’ll become more confident and

Ashley Holub

ashtroid22

1. #SciComm is hard because it is hard to know what others don't know and express it in a way that they will *know* what you mean...you know what I

Joe's Big Idea

joesbigidea

Happy 3rd day of #BlackInSciComm Week!The NPR Scicommers community is dedicated to inclusivity and accessibility in science communication.@melliferocity will be live-tweeting the workshop on accessibility, inclusion, and representation star

J. Pardo

incisorial

I promised a thread on creationism and scicomm, so let's do this. First of all, some background and caveats here before I get deep into this. I'm not a specialist

IAmSciComm - Hosted this week by Matt Carter

iamscicomm

It's Thursday so that means I'll be talking about the challenges of misinformation to #scicomm! I'll share some articles I've found interesting (and one I wrote) on the theme and

Tim Requarth

timrequarth

Excited to join these excellent panelists to discuss neuroscientists & #scicomm today @ 3pm. @neuromatch @crozSciTech In anticipation, here are 5 tips for scientists who want to write about science.

IndSciComm

IndSciComm

A couple of hours ago, @LizNeeley and @edyong209 hosted a fascinating discussion on 'How To Talk About Coronavirus - Science Communication and Sense Making for Scientists and Healthcare professionals'. Here

Jedidiah Carlson

JedMSP

Out now in @plosbiology, @kelley__harris and I try to unravel what altmetrics and the fire hose of social media data really tell us about the potential impacts of research papers.