Tag: pseudoscience
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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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Three filters to avoid communicating pseudoscience by mistake
This text is intended as a basic assessment tool for deciding whether a piece of information is credible enough to be turned into either a press release (by a press office) or an article (for journalists). I'll exemplify the ideas on the earthquake prediction news, because it's an interesting case.


