Creating Analogies: Elevate Your Science with a Lifeology Course By Courtney Adams|2022-10-26T09:05:35-05:00August 10th, 2022|Categories: Science communication, SciComm Program, Collaborations, Artwork, SciArt, Lifeology|Tags: audience, health communication, writing, Advice for scientists, science art, scicomm, Health, science communication, Collaboration, Sciart| Read More Comments Off on Creating Analogies: Elevate Your Science with a Lifeology Course
Writing Science into Scifi By Erin Anderson|2022-08-01T13:15:37-05:00August 1st, 2022|Categories: Storytelling, Member Posts, Ideas|Tags: fiction, book writing, scifi, editing, publishing, writing, scientist| Read More Comments Off on Writing Science into Scifi
Clear and Concise Writing – A Lifeology Course By Courtney Adams|2022-10-26T09:17:54-05:00June 1st, 2022|Categories: Lifeology, Science communication, Artwork, SciComm Program|Tags: art, artwork, storytelling, tips, science writing, writing, clear writing, concise writing, jargon, editing, science editing, gif| Read More Comments Off on Clear and Concise Writing – A Lifeology Course
Science Storytelling Tip: Step into the Mind of Your Audience By Courtney Adams|2022-10-26T09:18:40-05:00May 17th, 2022|Categories: Storytelling, Health, Advice for scientists|Tags: audience-centered, behavior change, science story, audience research, health communication, writing, mental health, storytelling, science communication| Read More Comments Off on Science Storytelling Tip: Step into the Mind of Your Audience
Tips for Writing Your Lifeology Course By Paige Jarreau|2021-06-17T21:17:20-05:00June 17th, 2021|Categories: Lifeology, Advice for scientists, Collaborations|Tags: writing, science writing, Lifeology course| Read More Comments Off on Tips for Writing Your Lifeology Course
