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ComSciCon-CanWest
@ComSciConCanW
#Scicomm training for graduate students in Western Canada. Workshop Aug 13 - 15th, 2021. Logo by @eltzzz
Katılım Temmuz 2020
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🎧Looking for something new for your podcast playlist? This is it. 👇🏾
#NiceGenes #CanadasGenomicsFuture
GenomeBC@GenomeBC
Caught up with #NiceGenes Ep3 yet? Catch up with host @kaylee_byers cohost @CylitaGuy & guest @fleurygs while they discuss #conservation, try to spot elusive species & share their superhero names! Wherever you get your podcasts, or here genomebc.ca/nice-genes @CCFCheetah @SFU
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A planetary nebula - caused by a dying star.
I can't believe we are lucky enough to live in a time where we get to see things like this.
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🧬 @GenomeBC has a new podcast!
The first episode of "Nice Genes" features Dr. Samantha Yammine (@heysciencesam) and host Dr. @Kaylee_Byers, who discuss how #genomics relates to extinct species, secret photographs, & the DNA jungle within our brains.
🎧 bit.ly/3H37koJ
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Guess what?! It’s that time again: applications are open for ComSciConCAN 2022!!!
A FREE science communication conference where you get interact with leading experts and other graduate students like yourself across Canada? Where do you apply?
Right here: bit.ly/35GXD0X
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🎉 Congratulations to @MelanieRDenomme for publishing their @ComSciConGTA Create-A-Thon piece in @ConversationCA ! 🎉
MelanieDenomme@MelanieRDenomme
So proud to say that #ComSciCon21 gave me the courage to put out an opinion piece about the science behind reptile ownership. And thank you to The Conversation for publishing it! Read it here: theconversation.com/lizards-snakes…
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Excellent advice from @kiyoun_k about how to talk about misinformation without further spreading it #CSCCW21 [Quoted tweet]
Ki-Youn Kim@kiyoun_k
@DrStoryTell @LarMarBar @ComSciConCanW You mention something like "What I'm about to say isn't true. It's misinformation that's circulation about this topic." and then you'd introduce the misinformation. That way you're framing with "this is false, let me tell you why it's false."
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Thanks to everyone in @ComSciConCAN @ComSciConCanW it was a nice workshop the panelists were amazing you were amazing. Looking forward to out the new acquired knowledge into use 📝!!!!
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Had a great time networking on Gather Town for @ComSciConCanW . What a fun platform! #CSCW2021
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Great weekend at @ComSciConCanW. Thanks so much to all the organizers and speakers and it was amazing meeting all you SciComm-ers! Can’t wait to see all your projects in the future 😊🎉 #CSCC21
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It's a wrap of #CSCCW21 Thank you to all the experts who joined the expert networking session today. Information is wealth and cant agree more. @LeighPaulseth @pooyabahatti @a_scientoonist @michaeljunger @DrTFern Newsha Arezi
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Attendees are having a blast chatting with experts at the Expert Networking Session. We invited experts covering topics such as podcasting, writing, scicomm volunteering, working for non-profits, delivering a great 3 MT talk, pursuing scicomm careers, illustrations #CSCCW21
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How do we engage with people with different beliefs than us? @kiyoun_k shares her fantastic recipe for debunking myths in the "Deconstructing and Countering Misinformation" workshop at #CSCCW21. Shout out to our amazing workshop organizer @LarMarBar
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It was a pleasure to be on @ComSciConCAN #SciPol panel today😊 Truly grateful to hear @RachAelCMaxwell & @monikastolar 's thoughts today! #CSCC21
If you want to learn how to be involved in #SciPol, here's a 🧵of student groups and resources!! Be warned: it's a long thread😅
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When communicating about policy:
1. Always know your audience.
2. Try to bring an emotional aspect to what you are communicating because people will remember how you made them feel and not necessarily what you said.
3. Leave room to ask the audience what their priorities are.
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Welcome to day 3 of #CSCC21 #CSCCW21 We have such an amazing panel underway about Science Policy featuring @monikastolar @RachAelCMaxwell @AnhKhoiTrinh And in true #SciComm fashion, we present highlights in a Thread
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To involve with science policy, graduate students can
1. Involve with groups like @DSP_SPE @E4Dca @TOSciPolicyNet @OttawaSciPolNet @ElectStem @sciencepolicy
2. Attend Canadian Science Policy Network conferences
3. Explore @MitacsCanada Science Policy Fellowship
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📣Science doesn't speak for itself📣. If you are advocating for science at the table, it's important to be compassionate about people's beliefs and views and have open conversations #CSCCW21
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The government's role is to make decisions whereas the role of science is to identify problems and discover solutions. Understand your audience and adapt. Making clear of risks, uncertainty and biases are crucial while proposing solutions. #CSCCW21
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Engaging in conversations with policy experts, highlighting the value policy can provide, are some of the ways to spark interest in policy among graduate students. #CSCCW21
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Policy is the interface between science and society and is not limited to politics. Science for policy is science input into decision making, Policy for science is the policy towards scientific funding and innovation. #CSCCW21
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