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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.

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KPIs in Horizon Europe: how do you measure communication and dissemination
„"We will be active on social media" is not a plan. What indicators (KPIs) do you choose for communication and dissemination in Horizon Europe, how do you set realistic targets and what mistakes cost you points.
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How to find out what Romanian researchers discovered – Episode 1: Curiosity as a method
I was going to write about 3D molecular models and I left with an article about nicotine and Alzheimer's. How it works, what I learned from it, and what's next: a five-episode series about how to find Romanian research that matters.
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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?
















