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In IQ Ads, about Romanian Science Digest
I started calling myself a "science communicator" without anyone having appointed me to that position. Besides, this field didn't even exist in Romania 10 years ago. I kept hearing in the press "British researchers have discovered that" / "American researchers have discovered that" and I kept asking myself: ok, but what have ours discovered?
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Science & Communication Newsletter #16
Is a science popularisation program being launched in Romania? Plus: tips from science journalists for researchers and a simple, graphic summary of how to tell a story in research. The topic covered extensively was the distinction between communication, dissemination and exploitation.
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Science & Communication Newsletter #14
The month came with spring, but also with: a campaign about women in science in Romania, an ultra-interesting course on science, more news about Horizon Europe, some examples of good practice in outreach and an explanation of how better communication in science is not absent from good business ideas.
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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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The experts' catalogue - a more effective promotional tool than you might think
Abroad, most universities and research institutions have a public register of experts, which the press can call upon whenever they need a relevant and knowledgeable voice to explain or comment on a topic of public interest.
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Retrospective: 12 key moments in Romanian research
It seems that research has never been talked about more than in 2020, except that when Romanian society realised that it still needed researchers, it became clear that the repeated cuts in the research budget had serious consequences. For Mindcraft Stories, we have selected 12 key moments in Romanian research.






