Tag: Science Communications

Using Wikipedia to disseminate health and care research

Dissemination

Using Wikipedia to disseminate health and care research

15/01/2024 NIHR

Blog – Science Communication, Reaching Out of the Bubble

Guest blog, Top tips

Blog – Science Communication, Reaching Out of the Bubble

28/07/2023 Rebecca Williams

Profile

Profile – Lisa Hammond, Alzheimer’s Society

07/05/2023 Dementia Researcher

Profile

Profile – Dr George Stothart, University of Bath

24/02/2023 Dementia Researcher

Profile

Profile – Anna Marie Rosická, Trinity College Dublin

13/02/2023 Dementia Researcher

How can we share our research with everyone?

Careers

How can we share our research with everyone?

09/02/2023 NIHR

Blog – The Importance of Public Trust in Science

Guest blog

Blog – The Importance of Public Trust in Science

31/08/2022 Dr Sam Moxon

Academics should embrace Lo-Fi podcasting

Partner Blogs

Academics should embrace Lo-Fi podcasting

19/07/2022 LSE Impact Blog

Blog – Communication is one of your best research tools: Here’s why

Careers, Guest blog

Blog – Communication is one of your best research tools: Here’s why

13/07/2022 Dr Sam Moxon

Forefront Webinar – Academic Writing for Different Audiences

Careers, Webinar

Forefront Webinar – Academic Writing for Different Audiences

02/11/2021 Dementia Researcher

Science-communication tips from a panel-show scientist

Careers, Partner Blogs

Science-communication tips from a panel-show scientist

10/08/2021 Nature Careers Blog

Choosing images for sharing evidence: guidance from Cochrane

Partner Blogs

Choosing images for sharing evidence: guidance from Cochrane

25/06/2021 Cochrane