Deconstructing Good Scicomm
In my workshops, I often recommend that when you find a piece of scicomm that you like, take a little time to […]
In my workshops, I often recommend that when you find a piece of scicomm that you like, take a little time to […]
A few years ago — shortly before the COVID pandemic up-ended life — I had a chance to travel back to Texas […]
One of my favorite Einstein quotes comes from a story told by physicist Louis de Broglie. As de Broglie tells it, Einstein […]
Why the transitional animation should NOT be with you.
You may have a single message, but you’ll need to adapt it to every different audience.
Do you struggle to read scientific articles? Does it feel like every one of them puts you to sleep? Do you find […]
It’s easy to get caught up in constructing the perfect sentence — editing it over and over, only to find that an hour has passed and your document has a scant 25 new words. Freewriting offers a way out.
As we’ve seen before, becoming a better communicator requires writing more. And the best way to write more is to create a regular habit around it. So what are some ways that you, as a scientist, can write more regularly?
There’s a popular adage in the engineering academic community: to really learn a subject, you have a teach a class in it. […]
With the right techniques, researching and writing a literature review does not have to be overwhelming.
