A panel discussion at the inaugural Science Advice to Governments conference in Auckland, 28-29 August, 2014. Science Advice in Situations […]
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Science podcasting workshop with The Naked Scientists
The Science Media Centre is introducing a series of workshops that will offer scientists the opportunity to pick up tips […]
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Victoria University is taking applications for its new science communications course as AUT gears up to offer the country’s first […]
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Scientists need to step up and share their expertise in a crisis, writes Prof Shaun Hendy, University of Auckland physics […]
Continue readingMeet Pippa Grierson: our Science Journalism Fellow
The SMC is spearheading an effort to assist people with a science background pursue a career in journalism offering a […]
Continue readingNaked Science: Why scientists need to communicate
At a conference in Hamilton this week I heard the most articulate argument yet as to why scientists should actively […]
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TV3’s morning current affairs show Firstline did a very progressive thing when it set up a regular science slot in […]
Continue readingSupport for scientists working with the media
Scientists keen to work with the media now have an online resource to help prepare for interviews, handle contentious issues […]
Continue readingSMC moves to new base at Royal Society HQ
The Science Media Centre has relocated from its tiny base on Wellington’s Manners St to the Royal Society of New […]
Continue readingScience communication critical – Steven Joyce
“Be clear and direct” was the core advice from Hon Steven Joyce, Minister of Science and Innovation, to the delegates […]
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