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Evangelizing the Cosmos: Science Documentaries and the Dangers of Wonder Overload

12/16/2021

By: David A. Kirby

The end of December often brings a lot of dormant feelings to the forefront. Winter holidays, breaks from work and school, and the culmination of another year can bring peace, excitement, nervousness, and often…wonder.

Have you ever felt, even subconsciously, wonder with science in popular media? Did you know it’s there for a reason? David Kirby takes us into this world, giving us a cautionary tale and advice. A shortened and updated version of his article is below. You can read his full piece on his blog.

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Science Talk Q&A: Biggest Science Conversations on the Horizon

7/19/2021

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From climate change, vaccines and virus developments to artificial intelligence, genetic engineering and diversity and inclusion: science is saturated with new research and technological advancements. So which conversations can we expect to steal the limelight over the next few years?

Science Talk’s Dr. Allison Coffin and Dr. Kiki Sanford sat down with Jessica McNellis from s2s Public Relations and Communications to discuss the biggest conversations in science communications to watch.

Graphic - top science conversations on the horizon

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Science Talk Q&A: Science and Identity Politics

6/8/2021

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Identity politics has permeated vaccine hesitancy, opinions on climate change, and society’s response to the COVID-19 virus. We are living in a moment in history where identity politics is playing its most prominent role in scientific conversations.

Science Talk’s Dr. Allison Coffin and Dr. Kiki Sanford sat down with Jessica McNellis from s2s Public Relations and Communications to discuss how a person’s political party can influence his or her scientific beliefs.

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Science Talk Q&A: Taking a Look at Empathy, Self-Empathy and Empathy Fatigue in Science Communications

5/4/2021

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The Role of Empathy in Science Communication

Reflecting on the fifth annual Science Talk Conference that wrapped in March, we were surprised at the emphasis around empathy in science communications in multiple keynotes, panels and industry workshops. Coming off a year when the value of science communication has never hit closer to home, we decided it was worth discussing more.

Science Talk’s Dr. Allison Coffin and Dr. Kiki Sanford sat down with Jessica McNellis from s2s Public Relations and Communications to discuss why empathy in science communications matters.

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Evangelizing the Cosmos: Science Documentaries and the Dangers of Wonder Overload

Science Talk Q&A: Biggest Science Conversations on the Horizon

Science Talk Q&A: Science and Identity Politics

Science Talk Q&A: Taking a Look at Empathy, Self-Empathy and Empathy Fatigue in Science Communications

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Evangelizing the Cosmos: Science Documentaries and the Dangers of Wonder Overload

Science Talk Q&A: Biggest Science Conversations on the Horizon

Science Talk Q&A: Science and Identity Politics

Science Talk Q&A: Taking a Look at Empathy, Self-Empathy and Empathy Fatigue in Science Communications

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