Tag: science communication
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3-in-1 rule for science speeches (Newsletter #30)
A new issue of the Science and Communication newsletter: we see how marketing helped a research lab increase the number of contracts with 300%; we talk to the organisers of the Romanian Science Festival and find out what factors make the public pay attention to scientific information
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Why and how communication researchers are trained (Newsletter #26)
A spring-fresh edition, with information on: how and why to build a communication strategy for a research project; figures on the status of women in research in our country; Romanian debates on the role of the researcher in society; a PhD on yeast in dance steps - yes, it exists.
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From research to public policy (Newsletter #24)
Many researchers say that what motivates them to make extra communication efforts is the change in society. To get those results to authorities, decision-makers or bodies that can make public strategies. What communication strategies do you need to have in place to ensure that your research has an impact?
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Science & Communication Newsletter #12
For the first Science & Communication newsletter of 2021 we have selected: a retrospective of key moments in Romanian research, a summer school on science communication for young researchers, a few words on the importance of an expert register plus the usual reading recommendations.
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How to determine whether a new science finding is "interesting"
Why is it that we hear everywhere about some research results, while others, perhaps published in a journal with a higher impact factor, obtained with more effort, do not seem to interest the public or the press?
We have explained the criteria that communicators use to determine whether something has the potential to be "interesting".
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