Science Communication, Education, and Outreach

Communicating Climate Change with AAAS Member Ray Weymann AAAS.org News August 4^th, 2014

Be a Scientist-Citizen with Climate Voices AAAS.org News May 9^th, 2014

2014 Annual Meeting: How to Start Sharing Your Science on Social Media AAAS.org News February 14^th, 2014

Google autocomplete suggests that scientists are ‘stupid, liberal, liars’ Driving Force (AAAS MemberCentral) January 7^th, 2014

Improving undergraduate research experiences with WebGURU [pdf] Driving Force (AAAS MemberCentral) June 26^th, 2013

Senator Whitehouse speaks out about climate change [pdf] Capitol Connection (AAAS MemberCentral) May 28^th, 2013

Help budding scientists–be a Science Buddy! [pdf] AAAS Serves (AAAS MemberCentral) May 10^th, 2013

11 tips for communicating science to the public [pdf] Qualia (AAAS MemberCentral) March 13^th, 2013

Can you explain your research using only the 1000 most common words? [pdf] Qualia (AAAS MemberCentral) February 4^th, 2013

10 ways scientists can benefit from Twitter [pdf] Driving Force (AAAS MemberCentral) January 15^th, 2013

Project ARISE brings scientists and mobile labs into biology classrooms [pdf] STEM.edu (AAAS MemberCentral) December 31^st, 2012

Play a game and help scientists map the connectome with EyeWire [pdf] Qualia (AAAS MemberCentral) December 31^st, 2012

SciStarter helps citizen scientists discover new projects [pdf] Qualia (AAAS MemberCentral) November 20^th, 2012

Zooniverse lets citizen scientists analyze large datasets [pdf] Qualia (AAAS MemberCentral) October 8^th, 2012

Is it time to rework how genetics is taught? [pdf] STEM.edu (AAAS MemberCentral) August 21^st, 2012

Some thoughts on community outreach [pdf] AAAS Serves (AAAS MemberCentral) June 20^th, 2012