rnThese genetically modified food items can even be located in animal foodstuff as well that might have an effect on the customers. Corn is a common genetically modified foods that is feed to a lot of daily life stock we take in such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
Given that we do not entirely […]
Freelance Online Editing Jobs – Start Your Online Career Today!
You will have money tucked away and be experienced in how to handle it. A similar site, which is free to join, is Constant Content. If you go about finding them the wrong way (which 95% of us do!), you will always join low paying places.
If […]
Christian Business Coaching – 3 Ways To Get A Handle On Productivity
Technology has come a long way and necessary in today’s lifestyles. She expressed a desire to read her poetry out loud to others, but has an anxiety of performing her poetry to an audience. If it has to be said, no one outside the […]
Astha Singh – ASC October SCOPE interview
Why did you choose to study science?
The decision to study an undergraduate degree in science for me was led by interest and curiosity. I have been genuinely curious about scientific concepts, new technology, discovery and innovation. One of the most important factors for us to choose in our field […]
President’s update
Sci-com research presented at ASC2020 will be published with the Journal of Science Communication.
The research program committee have negotiated with the Journal of Science Communication, JCOM, to publish a set of commentaries from the ASC2020 conference. Example of a commentary based around a conference can be found here. A selection of papers for inclusion by […]
As a science communicator do you ever wish you could find out how much your skills are worth on the job market?
We do, which is why we have teamed up with ANU’s Centre for the Public Awareness of Science to develop Australia’s first profile of Australia’s science communicators.
We’re looking to hear from anyone who plays a role […]
Toss Gascoigne shares us his SciComm Journey
How did you get into SciComm?
So I came into science communication not as a person with science qualifications, but as a former English teacher and freelance journalist, and joined CSIRO’s Centre for Environmental Mechanics. It’s a fabulous building, lifts the spirits as you walk through the door. My colleagues […]
Building bridges and dissolving boundaries in STEMM
– Dr Astha Singh and Akanksha Tiwary
With a quarter of its population born overseas, Australia is culturally and linguistically diverse. Inclusion and diversity are core of the identity and spirit of Australian society and its contemporary culture. However, this social diversity is not reflected in the composition of the […]
ASC2020 Call for Papers and Sessions
We are delighted to invite you to get your thinking caps on! Expressions of interest for inclusion in the ASC2020 conference program due 30 September 2019.
The theme for ASC2020 is “Priorities, Policies and Publics for human survival” with streams such as environmental and sustainability communication, impact communication, and more.
We are keen to […]
Why did you choose to study science?
In the early years of high school, I developed a vague idea that I wanted to be “a medical researcher”. I loved the idea of working in a lab, helping find new treatments. On the other hand, I was also very keen on literature and writing, so my subject […]