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Passing of Stempra’s Chair Rob Dawson
Working in partnership – a recipe for success
What are the ingredients that make a successful communications partnership? Stempra joined forces with the Healthcare Communications Association to investigate.
Misunderstanding sex differences
In a joint event with the The Association of British Science Writers, Stempra members heard from cognitive neuroscientist Professor Gina Rippon, Katy Losse and statistician Simon White about a new project promoting accurate and responsible communication of research on sex, gender and the brain. Professor Rippon described herself as and an outspoken critic of ‘neurotrash’ […]
Stempra AGM 2021 minutes
Stempra hosted its second AGM online and we were pleased to see so many members attend.Thank you to everyone who joined us this year. When we promised you all at last year’s virtual AGMthat we’d host a party soon, we could not have imagined that we would still be waiting to fulfil thatpromise. But we […]
Publishing clinical studies in the COVID-19 era: context, impact and limitations
With clinical research in the spotlight during the pandemic, and questions about the validity of new reports about vaccines, treatments and more, understanding and explaining how reseach is done, reviewed and pubished is part of the communications role. A guest post by Sabina Alam, Director of Publishing Ethics and Integity, Taylor & Francis Group
Promoting research: collaborating with other organisations
When an academic sends you through a paper on which she or he is main author, does your heart sink when you see a long list of collaborators from other institutions? If all institutions involved in the research want a namecheck, it can turn what is otherwise a fairly simple process – write release, secure […]
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- Sense about Science guide for scientists on how to deal with the media
- Preprints: A checklist for press officers
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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
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- 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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