Can AI Make Science More Trustworthy?
“Can AI not only simplify research papers, but also strengthen how people perceive the scientists behind them?”
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Talking to the Moon: Is The New York Times’ Creative Coverage of the 1969 Apollo 11 Moonwalk Relevant for Space Race 2.0?
In the return of Beyond the Research, Nik Kliapets revisits NYT’s media coverage of the Apollo 11 moonwalk and considerations for scicomm today.
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Uncertain times, uncertain science: How the public views scientific uncertainty
Scientists break down uncertainty in subthemes to better understand and study public understanding of scientific uncertainty.
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Employing Educational Videos to Promote Exercise and Healthy Aging in Older Adults
A set of simple videos helped older adults feel empowered—not judged—to take charge of their health.
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The frame game: how to communicate research in a responsible manner
Framing research in socially responsible ways to minimize misunderstandings.
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You say Science Festival, I say Science Festivaaal
Science Festivals are great for science communication but it is important to recognize the differences and evaluate them with context.
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Recipe for success of a science festival
Science Festivals can impact audiences by making sure to be personally relevant, accessible, and inte
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Finding a Path in Science Communication (with Tips from Professionals!)
This Beyond articles explores four different careers in science communications with insight from professionals.
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Navigating the wild west of scicomm: is your online content actually any good?
The internet is becoming the wild-west of SciComm where not even the experts can help us distinguish between the good, the bad and the ugly.
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Mindfulness in the Media: Where is the science behind mental health apps?
Concerns about media’s failure to address risks of meditation app highlight the need for balanced and evidence-based support for wellbeing.
