Glamour and science, a 'Hedy' mix
A review and a promotion of an affecting one woman play celebrating the life and inventions of Hollywood star of the 30s-50s, Hedy Lamarr.
Serving science to thirsty minds? How to host a public science event.
... you don’t need to get out the silverware, but there are some things hosts can do to make their guests comfortable.
Could the natural and digital worlds merge without anyone ever noticing?
Does science communication too easily slip into science advocacy, subtly encouraging people to passively accept a future that is being built for them?
The imperative to communicate science: a glimpse from 1871
Seeing Charles Dickens listed as a lecture topic may surprise some in this context, but perhaps not those who see scientists as a part of - not apart from - society.
Misinformation? More science?
When is the deficit model of science communication appropriate?