Tagged: science writing

Painless science writing - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Jun 06, 2011 •

• Betty Edwards,
• brain,
• Pharyngula,
• Sciblogs,
• science writing,
• Subconscious,
• Writer Resources,
• writing

I guess most scientists find writing difficult.  I certainly have over the years. So I do admire scientists who communicate well, who produce readable material. And do it with ease. P Z Myers is one of these. He is a … Continue reading → … Read More

Popularising science – a word from the experts - Guest Work

Guest Author • Dec 15, 2010 •

• science communication,
• science writing,
• Univeristy of Otago

By Professor Lloyd Davis The University of Otago established the Centre for Science Communication in 2008 and with it New Zealand’s first dedicated degree in science communication: the Master of Science Communication (MSciComm). Lloyd Davis The MSciComm comes in three distinct flavours — and while many are familiar with the Science and Natural History Filmmaking endorsement, … Read More