Warming Up to Address Scientists’ Cold-But-Competent Stereotype
Social psychologists Susan Fiske and Cydnee Dupree have identified
[http://phys.org/news/2014-09-scientists-americans.html] a big problem
scientists have
Science is a front in a lot of “wars,” even if there is no “war on science” itself
Scientific American recapped a recent conversation
[http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/is-there-really-a-war-on-science/?wt.mc=SA_Twitter-Share]
at a major scientific
Good: Northeast Skeptics Drop Dawkins Amid Yet Another Social Media Flare Up
The Northeast Conference on Science and Skepticism has dropped
[http://necss.org/2016/01/27/a-statement-concerning-richard-dawkins/] Richard
Dawkins as its
Nuclear Power Used to Be a Science Issue, Now Its Economic
Nuclear power was a science issue until is wasn’t. In the 1950s, policymakers
agreed that nuclear energy could harness
Be Brave, Even as You Find Your Science Communication Voice
Sarah Myhre and Tessa Hill, two scientists who study the ocean and climate,
published an interesting and, at times, challenging
Story Collider’s Science Storytelling Series is Coming to DC!
The Story Collider, a very cool science storytelling series, is coming to
Washington, DC! Their first show will be on
New Report: Academic Engagement in Public and Political Discourse
I finally caught up on my reading over the holidays and was pleased to examine a
rich presentation [http://quod.
