Young Voices of Science

🧪YOUNG VOICES OF SCIENCE! 🧪 Young Voices of Science is a free science communication training program designed to prepare and empower science scholars to share their knowledge, concerns, and hopes for the future with the wider world! 🌍 Follow us on this journey!

Life is weird. For example: Brains inside octopus arms, cube-shaped wombat poops, brainless but super smart plants. Multicellular life is crazy complex! youtu.be/5dF11sRMWo4

We are excited to announce a PhD opportunity in the IMAS Mpred team to investigate how seabirds and seals are using Australia’s subantarctic marine parks. utas.edu.au/research/degre…

From drones to DNA, ecologists today use tools that would be unrecognizable to scientists 100 yrs ago—and the same is true of their statistics! Announcing "100 Years of Statistical Ecology," a Collection of landmark @ESAEcology papers Read the release: esa.org/blog/2024/05/1…

Happy #NameThatShark day! Can you guess this #shark? Is it a... a. Port Jackson Shark (Heterodontus portusjacksoni) b. Crested Hornshark (H. galeatus) c. Painted Hornshark (H. marshallae) Pick from these 3 & tell me your guess! Photo: CSIRO #scicomm

🧬A sneak peek of “Shifting mutational landscapes” (Ep 120)🧬 🥼 In this episode, we talk with Deepa Agashe, an Associate Professor at the National Centre for Biological Sciences in Bangalore, India. @DeepaAgashe @NCBS_Bangalore (1/3)

💭At what levels does causation happen in biology? Are metaphors are useful for understanding biology?💭 📖 In this episode, we talk with Phil Ball, a science writer who was also an editor for the journal Nature for over 20 years. …(1/3)

Looking for advice communicating science across multiple media types? @kelso_harper, multimedia specialist for @sciam, presents the next LTER visual Media Series webinar on April 19th at 9am PT. Should be an awesome event! Register here: lternet.edu/events/lter-vm…

Please help spread the word! We are still seeking summer field technicians for this great opportunity to work with interdisciplinary science teams. 🌱

Register to the 2024 Youth Forum on Climate Action and Clean Energy! 🌟 mobilize.us/lcvnh/event/59… #climateaction #cleanenergy #youth #youthforum #hubbardbrook #northeast

🌱2024 Youth Forum on Climate Action & Clean Energy🌱 “I gravely assert that environmental degradation is not an externality we can measure with a dollar sign. Rather, our ecosystem must be treated as humanity’s lifeline.” - Student Speaker: Harper Richardson 🌍

mobilize.us/lcvnh/event/59… #climate #youthpower #climateaction #cleanenergy

athletes, & other environmental influencers to explore opportunities for building an economically strong and environmentally secure future. Our Goal:Providing a non-partisan platform for environmental leaders at a crucial decision point in the presidential electoral process!(2/3)

🌱2024 Youth Forum on Climate Action & Clean Energy🌱 ✨Join us for this public youth forum at the intersection of public policy, climate action, and the clean energy economy. NH students will engage with policy and corporate leaders, celebrated scientists, authors, …(1/3)

✨The collective philanthropic action of young people has tremendous power and potential! Our goal: to add 25 new young people under the age of 25 that we can call out in our next annual report as new donors. Thank you Flynn for your generous gift! (4/4)

Staff - Two former Young Voices of Science students are now HBRF staff members, serving as YVoS Specialist and Coordinator. Board of Directors - One former YVoS student is on the HBRF Board of Directors, adding a valuable perspective at our highest leadership level. (3/4)

🌟We Know Young People Are Agents of Positive Change!🌟 🎂 To celebrate his 16th birthday, Flynn directed gifts to the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation and raised over $450! (1/4)

Ari has been with us since Fall of 2020, and we are grateful for the guidance he has been able to provide to each one of our YVoS members. 🌟(3/3) #science #sciencecommunication #scicomm #npr #sciencereporting #youngvoicesofscience #yvos

Ari has reported across six continents on science topics ranging from astronomy to zooxanthellae. He is a co-recipient of the AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Gold Award for his radio stories on glaciers and climate change in Greenland and Iceland. (2/3)

💬 The Art of Storytelling 💬 After the astounding Tyus Williams, our fifth and final expert presenter of the season was the renowned Ari Daniel. Ari is a science reporter for @NPR among other outlets, and he has always been drawn to science and the natural world. (1/3)