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Home » Playlists » Science Communication, Education, & Advocacy

Science Communication, Education, & Advocacy

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Whether it’s to inform, educate, or influence, communicating science outside of the scientific environment can be incredibly gratifying. Watch these talks that examine the diverse range of careers or opportunities available to scientists in the expanding fields of science communication, education, and advocacy.

  • Gene Drive: Kevin Esvelt
    Gene Drive
  • Youreka Science
    What are preprints?
  • Introduction to Visual Communication in Biology: Janet Iwasa
    Visual Communication in Biology
  • Paul Berg Contemporary Science Policy Issues
    Contemporary Science Policy Issues
  • Ken Miller
    Defending Evolution
  • Daniel Fletche Science at the White House
    Experience as a White House Fellow
  • Biology Behind Bars... The Prison University Project at San Quentin
    The Prison University Project at San Quentin
  • Scientific Curiosity: Manu Prakash
    Scientific Curiosity: Finding Sublime in the Mundane
  • Harold Varmus
    Changing the Way We Publish Scientific Papers
  • Preprints: Jessica Polka
    Publishing in a Pandemic: The Preprint Revolution
  • Freeman Hrabowski: Relating Math to the Real World
    Math and Statistics: Relating Math to the Real World
  • Samuel Brinton
    Science Advocacy and How to Stand with Science
  • Kishore Hari: Golden Age of Science Communication
    Outlets for Communicating Science to the Public
  • Haile Debas
    Rebuilding African Universities
  • Shahid Khan
    Science in Pakistan
  • Ken Miller
    Evolution in School - Why it Matters
  • Chris Tachibana
    Science Writing and Editing
  • Tom Pollard
    Biologists Must Advocate for Science
  • Eugenie Scott
    Teaching Evolution: The Right to Teach Evolution
  • Eva Alisic
    Global Young Academy
  • Erin Dolan
    Biology Education Scholarship
  • Bruce Alberts iBiology Hangout
    Live Q&A: Future Challenges for Science and Science Education
  • Manuel Razo Mejía
    Helping science students in Mexico: Clubes de Ciencia México
  • Larry Goldstein: Scientific Citizenship
    Scientific Citizenship
  • Juliette Rooney-Varga
    Climate Change Education
  • Pablo ValenzuelaLife Sciences
    Life Sciences Foundation: Life Sciences in Chile
  • Rethinking Scientific Presentations: The Assertion-Evidence Approach: Michael Alley
    Presentations Slide Design and Delivery
  • Boyd Branch
    Oral Presentations: Using Slides Effectively
  • Richard Amasino
    Genetics in the Classroom
  • A. Malcolm Campbell
    Life at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution
  • Ben Dubin-Thaler & Sarah Weisberg (BioBus)
    The BioBus Mobile Science Lab
  • Daniel Rather Daniel Colon Ramos
    Encouraging Scientific Exploration
  • Daniel Colon Ramos
    Making Science Relevant: Promote Scientific Research
  • Susan McConnell (Stanford): The Importance of Giving a Good Talk
    Presentation Skills: The Importance of Giving a Good Talk
  • David Botstein
    An Integrated Science Curriculum at Princeton
  • Frank Schulenburg: Science in Wikipedia
    Science in Wikipedia
  • Subhash Lakhotia
    Higher Education in India: Past, Present, and Future
  • Satyajit Mayor: Biological Sciences in India
    Science in India: Biological Sciences
  • Manu Prakash
    Foldscope: Origami Based Paper Microscopes
  • UCSF iGEM Program
    UCSF iGEM Program
  • Paul Berg
    Recombinant DNA and Science Policy
  • Milind Watve (IISER): The "Katta" Model: Doing Science Differently
    The “Katta” Model: Doing Science Differently
  • Janet Iwasa
    Cell Biology Animation

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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation and the National Institute of General Medical Sciences under Grant No. MCB-1052331. Any opinion, finding, conclusion, or recommendation expressed in these videos are solely those of the speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of iBiology, the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, or other iBiology funders.

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