
An awareness of the need for scientists of all stripes to communicate effectively has created a boom in science communication training programs. The diversity of training styles -- in length, in method, in focus -- raises the question: What works? How do we tell if training actually results in scientists with the ability to communicate science to non-scientists? This site is a clearing house for the latest research evidence about what goes into science communication training methods that work, and methods for assessing them.
Sci Comm Evidence
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