Sarah Wettstadt wrote her latest newsletter from MicroComms from a rainforest in Peru!
She provided several recent resources from SciComm useful to anyone interested in science.
- A FREE template to create your own SciComm portfolio and showcase your expertise
- An updated coaching programme for those who want to start a SciComm project or transition into the field
- My first course on how to start your science blog and share your science with the world
- A new blog post on the Engaging Scientist: “How communication fosters relationships and belonging in the scientific community”
Additionally, as part of World One Health Day Vidya Muthulakshmi, who is interning with Sarah, published an article on how microbial communities can help improve human, animal, plant and planetary health in FEMSmicroBlog. Be sure to check it out here: “Exploring microbiomes for a One Health approach”
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