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  • How to work with artists to improve scicomm

How to Work with Artists to Improve SciComm, a SciTalk ’21 Recap

By Paige Jarreau|2021-04-20T21:31:00-05:00April 15th, 2021|Categories: SciArt, Science communication, Collaborations, Advice for scientists|Tags: Sciart, Collaboration, Science Art Collaboration, art, scicomm, Advice for scientists|

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What is autophagy? Why is it good for your health? Lifeology courses

By Courtney Adams|2022-10-26T09:35:17-05:00April 8th, 2021|Categories: Lifeology, SciArt, Artwork, Collaborations, Broader Impacts, Health|Tags: Lifeology, Sciart, Collaboration, Science Art Collaboration, Health|

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Style in Science Communication – A Lifeology course

By Paige Jarreau|2021-04-07T22:36:25-05:00April 7th, 2021|Categories: SciArt, SciComm Program, Lifeology|Tags: Sciart, artist, Science comic, Style, beauty, SciComm Program, Lifeology|

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April SciComm Challenge – Make a Science Meme!

By Courtney Adams|2022-10-26T09:36:11-05:00April 1st, 2021|Categories: Creative, SciComm Challenge|Tags: Science, Sciart, science communication, scicomm, scientists, artist, Scicomm Challenge|

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February SciArt Reading Club Recap

By Courtney Adams|2022-10-26T09:36:27-05:00March 30th, 2021|Categories: Science communication, SciArt|Tags: Sciart, science communication, scicomm, research, Advice for scientists, reading club|

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