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New research shows explaining things to ‘normal’ people can help scientists be better at their jobs Science communication could have a huge impact on learning, research, and democracy. But to make use of this power, scientists need to “zoom out” and connect their research to the world outside.
The best scientific images of 2017 from University of Copenhagen Get up close and personal to a flea’s feelers, merging galaxies, and nanoparticles.
Q&A: Professor Brian Cox talks scicomm What is good science communication and how do you convey science in a time of fake and alternative news? A Q&A with particle physicist, author, and TV presenter Brian Cox.
Physicists want to recruit more young quantum physicists A Danish physicist has constructed a quantum physics laboratory especially for high school students to attract more young people to the field.
“Book a Scientist” scheme now open The Danish Science Festival is nearly here and time is running out to “book a scientist.” If you are a group of at least 20 people living in Denmark, and would like to receive a free presentation or workshop from a scientist then be sure to book before April 3rd.
ScienceNordic teams up with Science and Cocktails Scientists from around the world are headed to Copenhagen this spring to talk about their newest discoveries. From gravity waves to stem cells and black holes, there is something for everyone.
Meet an #ActualLivingScientist from the Nordics Today is the UN International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Meet some of the female scientists from around the Nordics who have taken to twitter to introduce themselves and their science to the world.
Science should be a part of our nightlife Welcome to Science and Cocktails, a project that seeks to combine science with entertainment, after-work drinks, and music.
How Alice in Wonderland helped make skin disease more understandable Scientists should share their research in more creative ways, says scientist who turned her PhD thesis on skin disease into an adventurous video.
Is independent science journalism doomed? A debate during the Science in the City festival addressed a question that concerns science journalists around the world: does independent science media have a future?
Professor: ‘Focus on the broader issues when you communicate’ How do you get science out of its ivory tower? A Q&A with world-famous evolutionary biologist Eske Willerslev.
Science communication: 'you're allowed to spice things up' How do you make the abstract world of mathematics fascinating to a broad audience? A Q&A with award-winning mathematician Cédric Villani.
How superheroes help top scientists share their knowledge Meet three researchers with a unique approach to science communication at ESOF2014.
Share your research: the researcher's guide to captivating science communication A new handbook on how to share your research from Videnskab.dk and ScienceNordic.com.
"I write history in the form of a detective novel" What's important to keep in mind when you communicate your science? A Q&A with Professor Londa Schiebinger who specializes in the history of science.
