Another example of questionable practices and odd communication strategy appears to be emerging today. This time it’s all about early stage vaccine research for ‘flu being published in… The Guardian.
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The Commons Science and Technology Committee of the UK Parliament has announced it is to conduct a review of Peer Review. We take a look at what they have promised to review and wonder what it might mean for communicating science.
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Can blogging about science enhance your career prospects? It depends… according to a new analysis in Science’s Career Magazine.
Continue Reading →Expert guides on science communications now available from Dr Frank Burnet, Emeritus Professor of Science Communications.
Continue Reading →A new blog, Science of Blogging, tells us why and how all scientists should be blogging.
Continue Reading →Following hot on the heels of Science Online 2011 in the US, Science Online London has announced its dates for 2011. It will all take place 2-3rd September 2011 at the British Library, London.
Continue Reading →Sometimes companies make astonishing claims about their products. This week we take a look at one that has got itself in hot water over its wristband, a lack of scientific evidence and inconsistent communications.
Continue Reading →We peer into our crystal ball and take a look at what might be in store for science communications and promoting science in the media in 2011.
Continue Reading →A new wired world means new methods are needed to promote scientific discoveries and get heard in a changing media landscape. Blogs@24 Media Labs will document and discuss the lot.
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