On the Scientist Stereotype
Michael Brooks from WIRED Science has just published an article on how the current scientist stereotype might lead to the death of scientific research, with which I’ve resonated. It too often happens that in the process of communicating science to the public, it is not the media, nor the public giving you troubles, it is … Continue reading
I am science
One day not long ago, my TweetDeck started flaring up with a new Twitter hashtag #IamScience, through which scientists all over the world shared their personal career experiences. The initiative came from one single person — science writer and marine biologist Kevin Zelnio and it’s a wonderful exemple of how you can create viral movements on Twitter. Mindy Weisberger … Continue reading
Effective Oral Presentations
This January I had the pleasure to participate at my first AAS meeting, in Austin, Texas! Some amateurish photos here. But more importantly, I’d like to share with you some of the things I’ve learnt from a very enjoyable and interesting talk on “Effective Oral Presentations” by Jean-Luc Dumont. The talk came at a perfect … Continue reading
Oana Sandu
Astronomy Communication Guide 