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.
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Gene Drive -
Publishing in a Pandemic: The Preprint Revolution -
UCSF iGEM Program -
Higher Education in India: Past, Present, and Future -
Changing the Way We Publish Scientific Papers -
Climate Change Education -
Rebuilding African Universities -
Defending Evolution -
Science in Pakistan -
Visual Communication in Biology -
Live Q&A: Future Challenges for Science and Science Education -
Science in Wikipedia -
Cell Biology Animation -
Teaching Evolution: The Right to Teach Evolution -
Genetics in the Classroom -
Science Advocacy and How to Stand with Science -
Contemporary Science Policy Issues -
Foldscope: Origami Based Paper Microscopes -
Evolution in School - Why it Matters -
An Integrated Science Curriculum at Princeton -
What are preprints? -
The BioBus Mobile Science Lab -
The “Katta” Model: Doing Science Differently -
Biologists Must Advocate for Science -
Helping science students in Mexico: Clubes de Ciencia México -
Outlets for Communicating Science to the Public -
Experience as a White House Fellow -
Making Science Relevant: Promote Scientific Research -
Math and Statistics: Relating Math to the Real World -
Life at a Primarily Undergraduate Institution -
Science Writing and Editing -
Scientific Citizenship -
Recombinant DNA and Science Policy -
Scientific Curiosity: Finding Sublime in the Mundane -
Biology Education Scholarship -
Presentation Skills: The Importance of Giving a Good Talk -
Oral Presentations: Using Slides Effectively -
Encouraging Scientific Exploration -
Presentations Slide Design and Delivery -
The Prison University Project at San Quentin -
Science in India: Biological Sciences -
Life Sciences Foundation: Life Sciences in Chile -
Global Young Academy