#Science Communication

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Strong Scientific Posters: Presenting science concisely with Bruce Kirchoff

Dr Bruce Kirchoff, author of Presenting Science Concisely, gives his top tips on producing a good scientific poster: lay out your poster as if it were a picture, and write a descriptive title.

Author Anne Morgan kneeling on a Tasmanian beach holding the dried body of a weedy seadragon.

Dive in and Meet the Weedy Seadragon with Anne Morgan

Take a trip under the rolling waves of Australia's southern oceans and meet the weedy seadragon with Anne Morgan. We spoke to Anne about where she finds inspiration and the road she took to becoming a children's book author.

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Writing for Impact: Advice and insights from our scientific writing workshops

Our writing workshops are the perfect resource for researchers to perfect the creative and technical sides of scientific writing. We spoke to facilitator Camilla Myers about what to expect and a few of her best tips for writing well.

Discovery in the Tropics: Meet the new Editor-in-Chief of Australian Systematic Botany

In 2020 Professor Darren Crayn became the new Editor-in-Chief of Australian Systematic Botany. We recently spoke to him about his research and his hopes for the future of the journal as he begins his new role.

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The Secrets of Good Science Communication: telling stories that matter with Craig Cormick

Dr Craig Cormick, author of The Science of Communicating Science, reveals his three top tips for communicating science to influence beliefs, behaviours and policies.