Sarah Wettstadt at SciComm has released a short 1 minute video on how you can use emotions to be more successful in science communication, which is applicable for other disciplines too. Check it out on LinkedIn! Visit Sarah’s Scholar Finder profile to learn more about her Want to bring attention to your work? Fill-out thisContinue reading “Sarah Wettstadt – Using Emotions in Science Communication”
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Sarah Wettatadt – How Communication Fosters Relationships & Belonging in the Scientific Community
The latest blog post explains how developing effective communication will benefit both your professional and personal life. You will: You can read the full article here. Visit Sarah’s Scholar Finder profile to learn more about her Want to bring attention to your work? Fill-out this form or reach out!
Sarah Wettstadt – The Engaging Scientist
Learn how you can develop your science communication efforts from The Engaging Scientist blog at SciComm! Read more about what Sarah has to say on LinkedIn. Visit Sarah’s Scholar Finder profile to learn more about her Want to bring attention to your work? Fill-out this form or reach out!
Sarah Wettstadt – Two Key Practices for Clearer Writing
Sarah Wettstadt at SciComm Society offers two key practices all writers should do for clearer writing: Read more about what Sarah has to say on LinkedIn. Visit Sarah’s Scholar Finder profile to learn more about her Want to bring attention to your work? Fill-out this form or reach out!
Sarah Wettstadt – Resources for Greater Science Impact
SciComm Society offers resources to communicate science to have a more meaningful impact. Sarah Wettstadt keenly explains how limiting that information to the scientific community is less impactful. The challenge is explaining complex science to anyone. SciComm overcomes this challenge by helping you learn to effectively communicate. Learn more on LinkedIn or the website VisitContinue reading “Sarah Wettstadt – Resources for Greater Science Impact”
Sarah Wettstadt – Free Customizable Notion Template
Sarah Wettstadt at SciComm Society is offering a free customizable Notion portfolio template designed for aspiring science communicators. The template will: Follow this link for the template. Visit Sarah’s Scholar Finder profile to learn more about her Want to bring attention to your work? Fill-out this form or reach out!
Sarah Wettstadt – Science Communication Consulting
If you are interested in communicating your science research, then you should definitely consider Sarah Wettstadt at MicroComms. She works on: If you want to see other work she is working on, then visit this link. Sarah offers 75€ 1-hour coaching calls to consult on starting in science communication, science writing, blogging or even anContinue reading “Sarah Wettstadt – Science Communication Consulting”
Sarah Wettstadt – Using Awe in Science Communication
Sarah Wettstadt at SciComm Society recently published a short video on using the emotion of “awe” to successfully communicate your science. Visit LinkedIn to watch it Visit Sarah’s Scholar Finder profile to learn more about her Want to bring attention to your work? Fill-out this form or reach out!
Sarah Wettstadt – Course for Successful Science Blogging
Sarah Wettstadt at SciComm Society offers a course through SciComm Society to help those become successful in communicating science through a blog. The course will help you: Learn more about the course here Visit Sarah’s Scholar Finder profile to learn more about her Want to bring attention to your work? Fill-out this form or reachContinue reading “Sarah Wettstadt – Course for Successful Science Blogging”
Sarah Wettstadt – Translating Science to “Bridge the Gap” Between Science and the Public
Let’s face it—if you handed an academic paper to the average person on the street, chances are they’d be completely overwhelmed by the jargon and technical details. That’s where Sarah at SciComm comes in, offering essential guidance on how to translate complex scientific ideas into language that anyone can understand. Effective science communication isn’t justContinue reading “Sarah Wettstadt – Translating Science to “Bridge the Gap” Between Science and the Public”