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Key takeaways from our membership survey
A deeper dive into the main findings from our latest membership survey.
A Guide, not a Rulebook… The Thinking Behind Stempra’s AI Guidelines
Alex Durk, Communications Manager at Springer Nature and Stempra committee member, shares behind the scenes thoughts on how Stempra's AI guidelines were developed.
Stempra Buddy Scheme: Why should you sign-up?
Join us for a lunch and learn where we'll celebrate mentoring, professional growth, and community through the Stempra Buddy Scheme!
Communicating the value of communications: lessons from the front line
Caitlin Higgott, Communications and Engagement Manager at the Rosalind Franklin Institute and Stempra committee, member shares tips from Stempra’s 2026 Communications Training Day.
Panel Discussion – Royal Society ‘Science for Society’ Report
A discussion on the RS Science for Society report media chapter, and the changing relationship between science, the media and the public.
We asked, you answered – the Stempra membership survey
In this blog, the Stempra Committee summarise recent feedback from across the membership.
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- Sense About Science guide for scientists on how to deal with the media
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- Resources from the Royal Statistical Society
- Making sense of statistics from Sense about Science
- Dealing with controversial issues
- The Science Media Centre’s page for press officers
- Media copyright
- Factsheet on UK copyright law
- International media
- BBC’s guides to the media landscape in each country
- Science Media Centres around the world
- Peer review
- A Peer Review guide from Sense about Science
- Useful science conferences
- The AAAS conference
- World Conference of Science Journalists
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