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We want to thank The Materials Research Society (MRS) for being our partner in support of science! MRS' mission is to promote the advancement of interdisciplinary materials research & technology to improve the quality of life. Learn More: bit.ly/36L9BER #Science #MRS

The National Academies of Science is hosting a live-stream event tomorrow at 8:15 am (U.S. Eastern) that explores the Next 75 Years in Science! View the event here: bit.ly/32yRTR2. #Science #USA

Exciting News – ScienceCounts recently completed a study on the American public's attitude towards science! We will be sharing the results from the study in the coming weeks. #Science #ScienceCounts

We are grateful for the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering's partnership! AIMBE’s mission is to provide leadership and advocacy in medical and biological engineering for the benefit of society. Learn More: bit.ly/37ly9Sh #AIMBE #ScienceCounts

We appreciate the American Institute of Physics' partnership in promoting public support for science! AIP’s mission is to advance, promote, and serve the physical sciences for the benefit of humanity. Learn More: bit.ly/30MF9oM #AIP #ScienceCounts

We want to thank The Optical Society of America for being a partner in improving public support for science! OSA’s mission is to promote the generation, dissemination, and application of knowledge in optics and photonics. Learn More: bit.ly/2uowdtU #OSA #ScienceCounts

ScienceCounts and our close collaborators at the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science recently hosted a science communication workshop for the energetic new group of Schmidt Science Fellows in Cambridge, MA. #Science #ScienceCounts

We are grateful to have the International Society for Optics and Photonics as a partner in enhancing public support for science! SPIE is dedicated to advancing the research & engineering applications of light-based science. Learn More: bit.ly/2OOi0N7 #ScienceCounts

Thank you to everyone that joined ScienceCounts' recent presentation "Double Vision: Stark Differences in How Scientists and the Public See Science in Society" at the Entomological Society of America’s annual conference! #Science #ScienceCounts

We want to thank the American Society for Microbiology for being a partner with us in bolstering public support for science! ASM advances & promotes the microbial sciences and their critical role in enhancing the quality of life. Learn More: bit.ly/2DiLy03 #Science

Effective science communication always follows two GOLDEN RULES – know thy audience & know thyself. We’ll share how to do just that in the coming weeks! #ScienceCounts

ScienceCounts’ executive director, Dr. Chris Volpe, recently shared research on public attitudes towards science to CEO’s of Science Museums at the 2019 ASTC Annual Conference. Read Our Research: bit.ly/2lQh5kY #Science #ASTC Photo: Grant W. Martin Photography/ASTC

ScienceCounts welcomes ASTC (the Association of Science and Technology Centers) as a new supporting partner! ASTC works with STEM centers and museums to increase understanding of – and engagement with – science and technology among all people. #ASTC #ScienceCounts

According to Pew Research, overall trust in scientists is high, but the devil is in the details. Read the report at the link: pewrsr.ch/2zeRt4t #ScienceCounts #Science

Television is a great medium to share the discovery & wonder of science. We salute Philo Farnsworth, the inventor of the television, who was born 113 years ago today. #ScienceHistory #ScienceCounts

This is a very interesting national study by the Pew Research Center exploring public trust (and skepticism) in science and other national institutions: pewrsr.ch/2OlzK5z #Science #USA #ScienceCounts

We’re celebrating the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 and reflecting on the top 5 words Americans use when talking about science: discovery, curiosity, innovation, optimism, and youth. #Apollo11 #ScienceCounts

We are proud to release our new research report on scientists’ willingness to engage in science communication. View the report at: bit.ly/ScienceUS #ScienceCounts #Science

Register now for a 12/4 webinar w/ @SfNtweets, @ResearchAmerica, @ScienceCounts & @UCSF that will explore the important role of #SciComm in shaping policy decisions. #3minutethesis #3mt bit.ly/2BrKWTP

Philanthropists Are Getting Behind a New Push for Government Science Funding insidephilanthropy.com/home/2017/10/1…