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PhD students should have science-communication committee members. 8220;Ideally, of a five-member dissertation committee, three would be from the student’s institution, one from outside but in the same or similar field, and the final would be a non-research member of any sector.”. A silent threat: Raising awareness about arsenic in well water. Taking SciComm to the field. What started as a reason to get back out into the field turned into a valuable #scicomm opportunity. Benefits of the audio experience.

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Storytelling | HartKnowledge

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The occasional commentary of a knowledge broker. You are currently browsing the category archive for the ‘Storytelling’ category. True Tales of the Trout Cod : River Histories of the Murray-Darling Basin. February 5, 2012 in Current work. I am thrilled that the latest project I have been working on with a number of other consultants has now been published. True Tales of the Trout Cod. Database to show us what native fish existed and no longer exist in the lower Murray-Darling Basin. I hope you can take t...

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New paper: Hydroids slow mussel growth and eat their babies | Keough Lab

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Temperate marine ecology at the University of Melbourne. Larval Biology and Recruitment. Around the bays: the coast of central Victoria. New paper: Hydroids slow mussel growth and eat their babies. Ruinous resident: the hydroid. Negatively affects suspended culture of the mussel. Isla Fitridge and Michael J. Keough. Department of Zoology, University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. This study examined the impacts of. Consumed settling plantigrade mussel larvae. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.

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Temperate marine ecology at the University of Melbourne. Larval Biology and Recruitment. Around the bays: the coast of central Victoria. Dispersal carries added costs for bryozoans. New paper: Worms help deal with nutrients, even when sediments are contaminated. New paper: New information to help study connectivity in seagrass. New paper: Complex effects of invasive species: a marine pest alters nutrient processing, but not in a consistent way. New paper: Hydroids slow mussel growth and eat their babies.

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Director’s cut | Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project

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Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project. A human-centered design strategy for science communication. As promised, I have finally recorded the longer version of the talk I presented. In PechaKucha format at Interaction13. I’ve applied these strategies to the vaccine piece, and where I’ll take them next as I think about ways to put them in the hands of science communicators. Of course, I will keep writing about. February 19, 2013. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Next Post ». If yo...

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May | 2013 | Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project

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Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project. A human-centered design strategy for science communication. Month: May, 2013. May 10, 2013. The final thesis document:. A process book of sorts, outlining everything I’ve done over the course of a year-long master’s thesis project. It’s all in there. Have a look. You can download the pdf here. Or from Carnegie Mellon’s thesis repository here. If you’d like to actually pay for a bound copy, be my guest. You can also find the pdf for the method cards here.

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When archetypes become stereotypes… | Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project

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Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project. A human-centered design strategy for science communication. When archetypes become stereotypes…. What happens when you ask people who have become at least somewhat familiar with cultural cognition. To take a stab at personifying the four cultural worldviews along the group/grid map? Well, if you ask the people who study cultural cognition for a living, they will give you answers like these:. By the way, I should point out that both Kahan and Braman were very ...

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If you print it, (and offer it for free, along with snacks), they will come. | Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project

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Designing Science: A Graduate Thesis Project. A human-centered design strategy for science communication. If you print it, (and offer it for free, along with snacks), they will come. Last week I presented a workshop. In conjunction with Public Communication for Researchers. Here on campus at Carnegie Mellon. We had about two dozen participants. I presented the main ideas from my thesis work, (essentially an updated form of the talk. As I walked through the different values and cultural worldviews describ...