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Not Exactly Peer Review

8 Ways Science Communication Benefits You as a Scientist

“You’re a scientist; that’s awesome! So… what do you do?” With all the jargon, complexity and paywalls surrounding scientific research, it is widely accepted to be the realm of scientists alone. Science communication, or SciComm, challenges this narrative by translating science concepts into something that a wider audience can easily understand. While this is valuable to the public, here are eight reasons why science communication benefits you as a scientist.

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We publish 'popular science' articles across four categories that present the world through science-tinted lenses, deconstructing complex topics using clear and concise language easily understandable by non-scientists.

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Everyday Science

Brewing the Perfect Espresso, With Chemistry!

“My God, that’s the best coffee I’ve ever tasted; why the hell are we making meth?” Coffee is widely consumed and loved (even by drug kingpins), yet no one can agree on what makes an ideal cup. The problem lies...

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Bite-Sized Guides

Relationship Between Wavelength, Frequency and Energy

What’s in a wavelength? In chemistry and physics, we come across this parameter in a range of calculations, often to do with photons and light. In this concise guide, we’ll cover all you need to know about the relationship between...