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Can scientists use story to communicate more effectively? Using language filled to the brim with industry jargon can result in smaller audiences and a steeper learning curve. That's why t… Read More

Science is all around us. How can science communicators promote research and understanding beyond the boundaries of traditional contexts? Their third SciComm Studio meetup explores science i… Read More

Attention 'SCOPE readers...We are excited to announce that THE 'SCOPE's own Bill Sullivan and Jason Organ have teamed with Krista Hoffmann-Longtin of Indiana University Purdue University - I… Read More

This year saw the biggest Federation of European Microbiological Societies (FEMS) Congress to date, with almost 2,700 delegates from 85 countries, including Australia, North America, and Sou… Read More

The explosive rise of gaming has opened a new frontier for crafting engaging experiences, particularly for science topics. How can writers, artists, designers, and scientists explore the rad… Read More

Ty Tashiro knows awkward. As he charmingly admits in his second book, Awkward: The Science of Why We’re Socially Awkward and Why That’s Awesome, he was no stranger to d… Read More

The human microbiome, large communities of bacteria and other microbes, affects our health significantly. What do you know about this amazing microscopic world that’s living within you… Read More

On Friday, Dec. 15, information broke that President Donald Trump has reportedly given the Center for Disease Control (CDC) a listing of 7 phrases which can be banned from use in paperwork… Read More

The world of academia has caught the social media bug. Academics across varying career stages have taken to using Twitter to share a variety of messages, both professional and personal. We w… Read More

In March 2018, academic Twitter was buzzing with hashtags and conversations around topics such as International Women’s Day and the need for presenting a more current and realistic ima… Read More

Editage Insights' Editor-in-Chief Clarinda Cerejo attended the 2018 Asian-Pacific Conference of the International Society of Managing and Technical Editors on March 26-27, 2018, at… Read More

Academic blogs are a great way to pick up chatter about what’s brewing in scholarly publishing and what researchers think about specific aspects of academia. They are also a great sour… Read More

Submitted by the Event Organizer How can artists, scientists, and designers collaborate to develop new methods of public engagement around marine conservation awareness? swissnex San Francis… Read More

To fans of THE 'SCOPE:We founded THE 'SCOPE back in 2014 as a forum to write about the science behind the news, the culture, and the things that we love. What started out as a venture primar… Read More

After my follow-up DEXA Bone Scan last winter, and the nice article NASA's Human Research Program published about me and other past pillownauts in preparation for the new simulation protocol… Read More

From the 5th of November 2019 to the 8th, India saw one of its extravagant science events, the India International Science Festival, organised in Kolkata. The event was organised by the… Read More

Barbie unveils new dolls made in the image of COVID-19 first responders Mattel just made a Barbie doll in the image of British vaccinologist and U.K. Professor Sarah Gilbert, who was one of… Read More

Last weekend, an image created by Nigerian medical student and Illustrator Chidiebere Ibe caught the attention of pretty much everyone on social media. The illustration depicts a Black pregn… Read More

By TUHIN SAJJAD SK Science means special knowledge. When we go through a story, at the end we learn a lesson, a special knowledge which leads us to go forward in our lives. This is called… Read More

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) shared a video of herself pacing the stage at CPAC as she ranted against Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden and a popular talking point in right-wing circ… Read More

[Podcast] Building sustainable peer review processes to foster research integrity: A conversation with Jigisha Patel Editage Insights Thu, 09/08/2022 - 08:39 Read more about [Podcast] Buildi… Read More

When the judges finished their deliberations at UC San Francisco’s 5th Annual Postdoc Slam competition on September 21, 2022, UCSF postdoc Elise Marsan, PhD, took first place for her… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!?Even with the rise of science and technology, Filipino folklore is still passed on from generation to generation – including stories of creatures and curses that here… Read More

What is Mastodon? Mastodon is an alternative social media system comprising lots of different interconnected sites, each with its own specific interests, but all running the open-source Mast… Read More

I periodically scan my Twitter crowd to see who has added their Mastodon ID to their bio. I recommend doing so, if you want people to find you: @[email protected] The Debirdify sit… Read More

If you’re new to Mastodon, then have a quick read of my Mastodon FAQ to get an idea of what it’s all about. Once you’ve done that or if you’re ready to dive in, here… Read More

Twitter Blocks Customers From Sharing Mastodon Links You need to search out the address of a server working the Mastodon software that’s accepting new sign-ups to affix. [newline]Sourc… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!?Researchers from the University of the Philippines (UP) are positing the use of wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) to aid with public health. They presented their findings… Read More

UPDATE: It’s worth considering the fact that many people use screen readers and that emoji and other such silliness are “read” out sequentially be this type of software. So… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!? “People don’t usually think of scientists as artists, but much of what we do is shaped and informed by art—and vice versa,” said University of the… Read More

TL:DR – There are lots of Mastodon servers, choosing the best is down to personal needs. Choose one in your niche that has a good number of users, more than one admin, and a good finan… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!? Researchers are banking on Filipinos’ inherent love of photography and social media, bringing everyone together through collaborative “citizen science” t… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!?Science and art have always been intertwined, but the intersection between them has never been more important than at the crossroads of history.The full video recording of… Read More

Twenty-one scientists will bring their scientific expertise to newsrooms around the country as they spend their summers reporting, writing and producing the news as the 2023 class of AAAS… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!? UP Scientists feted for pioneering genomics work(From L-R) PGC Executive Director Dr. Cynthia Saloma, DOST Undersecretary Dr. Leah Buendia, DOST Secretary Dr. Renato Solid… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!?What can be done to improve weather and disaster reporting in the Philippines? How are scientists portrayed in Pinoy movies and pop culture? Where can we find the best exam… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!? Filipino mathematicians have just invented a computerized method for converting entire paragraphs and even full documents written in the ancient Filipino Baybayin writing… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!?As rare and deadly as it is poetically named, “Butterfly’s Disease” (scientifically known as “epidemolysis bullosa” or simply “EB”… Read More

The hatred has become so great that Germany’s universities feel compelled to do something. Together with the foundation Science in dialogue, the Federal Association of University Co… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!? The University of the Philippines - Diliman College of Science (UPD-CS) is poised to make unprecedented contributions to Filipino science and the collective body of human… Read More

M*A*S*H may have ended 40 years ago, but its legacy remains treasured to this day. Series lead Alan Alda recently offered up the dog tags and boots he wore throughout M*A*S*H and the resulti… Read More

Wazzup Pilipinas!? ‘ In the face of a future yet to be written, beset by Promethean technologies and an Apolakian climate, one of the country’s foremost… Read More

Legal group calls fellowship a ‘blatant violation’ of federal lawWhite faculty are excluded from a National Science Foundation-funded “inclusive science” fellowship… Read More