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The environmental costs of building and running AI models are coming into sharper focus. Yet it’s unclear whether AI’s impact on the environment outweighs the benefits it brings. In this blog, we explore this and look at some of the ways we, as communicators, can help.

Discover practical tips from Stempra’s recent Lunch and Learn, as our blog captures expert advice for navigating science media in Asia from leading voices in China, India, and Japan.

By Fuji Nagami, Professor of Tohoku Medical Megabank Organization, Tohoku University (Japan), Misaki Arakawa, Researcher Have you ever wondered about the following things when writing a press release? ― “The researchers of this study asked me to support their conclusions, but isn’t it too much of a leap based on the results?”, “If I write […]

By Freya Robb, Senior Press Officer at the Science Media Centre and Stempra committee member In communications we know the importance of a good story, whether pitching to a journalist or producing our own content. So it was good to make some space to go over best practice with experts to speak at the Press […]

By Arjun Sanganee, Stempra committee member I had the chance to chair the recent session on Issues Management and Crisis Communications during the Stempra Press Officer Training Day. While I haven’t (yet!) been at the centre of a full-blown media storm, I’ve definitely navigated my fair share of tricky situations that could have easily tipped […]

Xantha Leatham, Executive Science Editor at the Daily Mail, shared her notes on what works for journalists when it comes to research or science press releases, and equally important what doesn’t work.