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Why you should work with a science communicator
Science communicators are the missing link between researchers and the general public in our country. They save researchers and journalists time, find interesting topics and suggest more efficient ways to package information.

What does science communication mean?
We have a pretty clear idea of what "science" means. We also have a pretty good idea of what 'communication' means. But when put together, the two terms...
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Science needs stories
What makes vaccine misinformation so compelling? A surprising answer is the power of stories. Opponents of vaccination share powerful personal experiences of childhood illnesses or alleged side effects of vaccines. In contrast, scientists rarely use the same narrative strategies to counter misinformation.

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Science for citizens: organizing kits (Newsletter #36)
Read an interview with Anisia Petcu to find out why it is so important to understand baroque paintings in museums and science in laboratories. What else you'll find in the newsletter: some free kits dedicated to science for citizens, the 100 words that fail ChatGPT when doing peer reviewing, and which Romanian university recently included the communication of science in a regulation.