What Have You Changed Your Mind About? Why?
Every year, the science website Edge has an annual question, which is answered by scientists, philosophers and thinkers. I really like their question from 2008, and I was curious what the G+ world had...
Category: Outreach
A Tale of Two STEM Women
This article originally appeared on Australian Science Ada Lovelace Day is a day for celebrating the achievements of women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) fields. Recently, the New York Times published a...
Tear Down These Walls
This article originally appeared on the Nature Soapbox Science Blog on 21st August 2013. On a cold weeknight in late November, 1660, a dozen men gathered in the rooms at Gresham College in London...
Signal Vs Noise, Quality Vs Quantity
I’ve been meaning to write this post for a few weeks now. It is based on my observations here on G+ over the course of the last month. Bear with me as I put...
Science is Already Sensational
Two years ago, I signed up to G+ and was thrilled to discover so many scientists and science advocates on here – I found my kind! From those early days, we built a community,...
Broadcasting scientists
This post originally appeared on The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Newsletter Google’s Hangouts on Air give public a seat at the table during scientific discussions Science outreach is an extremely important...
