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The Center for Science Communication Research (SCR) invites you to join us for the fifth annual Climate Change Game Night! What to Expect: VR/AR Games, Video/Console Games, Board Games, Free Pizza, and Interactive Fun! RSVP Here: eventbrite.com/e/fifth-annual…

Be inspired by the work of faculty and students engaged in science communication research, teaching, and creative endeavors. This forum is also an excellent opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and spark future research collaborations.

This event is open to everyone interested in science communication, including faculty, students, and members of the community. Please feel free to share the event with colleagues and students who may want to attend.

The SCR invites you to attend the fifth annual SCR Research Forum on Friday, February 7th, from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the EMU Crater Lake Rooms (145-146). RSVP here: eventbrite.com/e/fifth-annual…

To learn more about funding, go here: scr.uoregon.edu/collaborate-wi…

You need to be an SCR Associate to apply for funding. To become an associate go here: scr.uoregon.edu/collaborate-wi….

Applications to the SCR Small Grant Program for faculty and graduate students are due on November 8, 2024. Up to $3,000 is available for graduate students and up to $5,000 for faculty.

The Center for Science Communication Research is hosting its Fall 2024 Coffee and Donuts event this Thursday (10/3) from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Stop by Allen Hall for a donut and learn more about the Science Communication Minor and the SCR Small Grants Program!

You can read the full article here: doi.org/10.1093/pnasne…

Research Highlight: Numeric social-media posts engage people with climate science. In this new paper: @ellenpetersjdm, @davidmmarkowitz, Ariel Nadratowski, and @shootsreinhard examine the understudied effect of providing information with Arabic integers on social-media.

Use the link below to view the full infographic. caidelab.com/research/infog…

You can read the full article here: doi.org/10.1177/096372…

Research Highlight: The Power of Numeric Evidence in Science Communication. In their new paper, @ellenpetersjdm and @benbunquin discuss three theory-based strategies for improving the understanding and use of numbers. #sciencecommunication #psychology #research @UOsojc