communicating science

This blog is no longer active. The course it supported has ended for the year, and we are unlikely to use blog-based communication for 2007-...

Sarah started this class by writing up a blank timeline: 1985 at one end of the whiteboard, 2007 at the other. She asked the class to tell h...

Firstly, thanks for all your essays - we'll get them back to you as soon as we can. I look forward to reading them. This session acted p...

Image from here The internet has revolutionised the way in which information is propagated to the mass audience, creating a communication w...

Everyweek in the New Scientist magazine I always end up skipping straight to the ‘Last Word’ column. The ‘Last Word’ is a small section of t...

How Stuff Works is an informative and easy to understand website which answers day to day questions to more complicated, specialised questi...

Today we looked at health communications. Probably one of the biggest areas of science communication (bar the weather forecast ), this area ...