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Who really influences research in Romania? (Newsletter #40)
Adrian Hatos analyzed the connections in the Romanian academic environment and identified 4 universities that are at the core. You can find them in this issue of Science & Communication, along with an interview about how science communication is done in Denmark, the echo of the Epstein files and what we can learn from this, and a new column on AI and research. Are LLMs taking our place in the laboratory?
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Romanians declare themselves European champions in scientific discussions
If you want scientific information to reach Romanians, you must be active on social media and post information that provokes discussion - shows the largest study on science communication globally, with 72,000 respondents.

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Do universities have a duty to be understood?
The Digital Universities report evaluates the websites of 84 Romanian universities. West University of Timisoara leads the list, but many universities normally considered top do not have the best websites. The question I am trying to unravel: why would we care about communication?
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The unseen side of research (Newsletter #38)
We analyzed two European documents that outline the skills needed in a researcher's career and noticed that scientists are only prepared for a small slice of their job. We wrote about this in the latest Science and Communication newsletter.














