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Category: Science Communication

Are Diseases in Ocean Ecosystems Increasing?
Biodiversity Biological oceanography Biology Human impacts Plastic Science Communication

Are Diseases in Ocean Ecosystems Increasing?

Citation: Ward JR, Lafferty KD (2004) The Elusive Baseline of Marine Disease: Are Diseases in Ocean Ecosystems Increasing? PLoS Biol…
August 23, 2021August 30, 2021 Krti Tallam
Appreciation for the oceans & Oceanbites
Science Communication

Appreciation for the oceans & Oceanbites

Water: it's the substance we all have in common with each other, and with the oceans. This is my last…
March 9, 2021March 8, 2021 Katherine Barrett
Communication Woes: Are we speaking the same language?
Methodology Outreach Science Communication

Communication Woes: Are we speaking the same language?

Scientists know communicating the significance of their findings is a huge part of their job. But what happens when the…
December 14, 2020December 13, 2020 Andrea Schlunk
Picture Perfect: Framing the Issues of Marine Conservation
Conservation Methodology Science Communication

Picture Perfect: Framing the Issues of Marine Conservation

This review article recommends some great SciComm tools for creating engagement surrounding marine conservation issues. Smile for the camera!
June 12, 2020June 11, 2020 Ashley Mickens
Coastal Management Conservation Science Communication

Lights, Camera, Action! Photography as a tool for observing environmental change

Observing long-term trends in the environment can be a daunting task. Here, scientists used settlement panels to observe community compositional…
August 29, 2019August 29, 2019 Diana Fontaine
Outreach- Ship to Shore STEM education
Microbiology Outreach Science Communication

Outreach- Ship to Shore STEM education

Delivering field work directly from the field to the classroom has become an important part of science communication and engagement.…
August 16, 2018August 23, 2018 Anne M. Hartwell
Hey grad students! ComSciCon 2018 applications are open!
Science Communication

Hey grad students! ComSciCon 2018 applications are open!

Want to be part of the best weekend of the year? ComSciCon 2018 is accepting applications for a weekend workshop…
January 29, 2018 Anna Robuck
January Theme Week Survey
Science Communication Survey

January Theme Week Survey

Dear Readers, We’d like to cover a topic that interests you for one week during January! Let us know what…
December 9, 2017December 8, 2017 Rebecca Flynn
My Gratitude for Science is as Deep and Wide as the Oceans
Science Communication

My Gratitude for Science is as Deep and Wide as the Oceans

Happy Thanksgiving! This year, I am grateful for more things than I can count, but two are the ocean and…
November 22, 2017November 21, 2017 Rebecca Flynn
Your worldview: how values influence support of renewable energy
Science Communication

Your worldview: how values influence support of renewable energy

There are a lot of moving parts to consider when developing renewable energy projects. Read more to learn how people’s…
October 10, 2017 Victoria Treadaway
Science Behind the Scenes: A Tour of the Exploration Vessel Nautilus
deep sea Methodology Ocean Exploration Science Communication

Science Behind the Scenes: A Tour of the Exploration Vessel Nautilus

What is it really like to do research out at sea? Last month oceanbites writers Megan Chen and Ashley Marranzino…
September 28, 2017 Ashley Marranzino
Growing a Scientist: Undergraduate Research 2017
Biological oceanography Book Review deep sea Genetics ocean engineering Remote Sensing Science Communication Undergraduate Research

Growing a Scientist: Undergraduate Research 2017

Each summer, the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography (GSO) hosts undergraduate students from all over the country…
August 25, 2017 Zak Kerrigan
Conference Conservation Science Communication

Why We Need Ocean Optimism

Social science has shown that too much doom and gloom about the ocean and other environmental issues is depressing. So…
July 18, 2017July 18, 2017 Megan Chen
Aquaculture Behavior Coastal Management Economy Fisheries Science Communication

Public Perceptions of Aquaculture Show Lack of Ocean Literacy

Article: Froehlich HE, Gentry RR, Rust MB, Grimm D, Halpern BS (2017) Public Perceptions of Aquaculture: Evaluating Spatiotemporal Patterns of…
April 12, 2017April 11, 2017 R J Parker
Book Review Policy Science Communication

Keeping Up the Fight: Tips for Science Policy Engagement

Concerned for the future of science? I’ve highlighted a few things you can do to stay engaged in 15 minutes…
February 11, 2017February 11, 2017 Zoe Gentes
Science Communication

The Emergence of Science Twitter: 140 characters of facts and…fun?

It’s hard to argue that recent changes in the political landscape have brought science and scientists down from the Ivory…
February 10, 2017 Gordon Ober
Science Communication

Apply for ComSciCon17 Now!

Applications are open for the Communicating Science 2017 (ComSciCon17) workshop, to be held in Cambridge, MA on June 8-10, 2017!…
February 8, 2017February 9, 2017 Carrie McDonough
Science Communication

Diversity within Marine Science: We Can Do Better (Guest Post by Danielle Perry)

The lack of diversity within STEM, particularly marine science, is an apparent issue within the scientific community. What is discouraging…
January 24, 2017January 24, 2017 Carrie McDonough
Science Communication

A scientist’s guide to addressing fake science

Do scientists have a responsibility to address fake science? If so, what should their role be?
January 19, 2017January 19, 2017 Megan Chen
Policy Science Communication technology

Citizen Science in the New Year!

Tired of only reading articles about science and wishing you could get out there any join those research teams instead?…
January 7, 2017January 22, 2017 Andrea Schlunk

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