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Finishing Science

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by Andrea Lloyd

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"Science is not finished until it’s communicated" – UK chief scientist Sir Mark Walport Science communication is booming, with more organizations advocating for all scientists to share their research with the public. What does successful science communication look like? Where does a person go for resources? Should everyone become a science communicator? Join Andrea Lloyd as she interviews scientists about communicating STEM topics. She discusses best practices, persuasive tactics, and analyzing audiences.

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Recent Episodes

February 9, 2021

Breaking Barriers in Science

Aaron Shepard grew up interested in science, but feeling alienated from his Black community and the science community at the same time. He advocates for people from more backgrounds in science, whether you are Black, female, or from a farm. More diversity and inclusion broadens our ability to for a better science, with more people contributing from their varying experiences. You can find shownotes at The Particle on Medium at www.medium.com/the-particle.

February 2, 2021

You Know A Scientist

If science were chain, the first link would be the career scientist and their discovery. But it doesn’t stop there. Clio Heslop discusses the links of the chain, why a broader definition of science is important, and the four major arguments why it’s important to communicate science to the general public. You can find shownotes at The Particle on Medium at www.medium.com/the-particle.

January 26, 2021

Running NASA's Social Media

There’s a list somewhere for best practices… but it all sounds better coming from Natalie Joseph, NASA Langley Digital Services Lead. Joseph shares both her best practices for social media and keeping in mind what you have to offer to the platform. You can find shownotes at The Particle on Medium at www.medium.com/the-particle.

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What is Finishing Science?: "Science is not finished until it’s communicated" – UK chief scientist Sir Mark Walport

Science communication is booming, with more organizations advocating for all scientists to share their research with the public. What does successful science communication look like? Where does a person go for resources? Should everyone become a science communicator?

Join Andrea Lloyd as she interviews scientists about communicating STEM topics. She discusses best practices, persuasive tactics, and analyzing audiences.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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