All Science communication articles – Page 2
-
NewsOnline archive of Humphry Davy’s notebooks opens to the public
Historic collection is the result of a five-year long citizen science project
-
NewsDanish university pauses chemistry demonstrations following accident
‘Genie in a bottle’ demonstration failure hospitalised two, leading to a review of all experiments in the school’s chemistry shows
-
NewsGlobal ‘census’ of chemistry on YouTube finds thriving ecosystem of indie producers
Chemistry channels are primarily made up of independents with no affiliation with an institution or organisation but a passion to talk science
-
OpinionThe science education programme partnering with people in prison
Think Like a Scientist focuses on empowering students
-
NewsChemistry body to create multi-language chemistry dictionary to avoid confusion
Dictionary will cover terms such as ‘electrolyte’ and ‘non-metal’
-
CareersThe chroniclers of science
Communication officers dedicate their careers to telling impactful stories
-
CareersHow to get experience for science communication officer roles
Five tips to build your skills and see if it’s a career for you
-
OpinionWhat science communication can learn from a summer of sport
Alice Motion suggests ways scientists can take inspiration from how events like the Olympics engage with viewers
-
NewsPhysical chemistry textbook now free to download as a ‘gift’ to the community
Peter Atkins gives away Concepts in Physical Chemistry in collaboration with the Royal Society of Chemistry
-
NewsLegal threats, online trolls and low pay: the world of scientific sleuth Elisabeth Bik
Chemistry World catches up with one of the world’s leading scientific integrity experts
-
OpinionI ran a marathon in full PPE
Racing to become the official fastest marathon runner dressed as a scientist
-
-
-
OpinionBreaking the cycle of teach, test, forget
A focus on exams makes it harder for students to cultivate a deep understanding of their subject
-
OpinionHoles in the ‘holey graphyne’ story
The challenges – and importance – of questioning published results
-
CareersMaking science communication persuasive and engaging
Be understandable and relevant – and realistic
-
OpinionHow we set up the Chemical Society of The Gambia
Overcoming red tape and technical hurdles to bring together the country’s chemists
-
NewsWhat’s the most expensive piece of glassware you ever broke? Chemists share their stories
Question on social media strikes a chord as scientists share their smashing tales
-
OpinionUsing the art of drag to communicate science with pride
How The Drag Experiment is reaching new audiences
-
OpinionScience shouldn’t be shy about controversies
Debates and disagreements are all part of the process