From the vault on February 1, 2008 In New Voices we talk about research and about communicating it.  But, as Michael Tobis brings up in ...

Finally! I get to write about ponies. At work! No kidding folks, anyone in my family would tell you I was an avid fan of My Little Pony thro...

Image courtesy of: Pepsi Refresh Stories This summer, I'll be working with researchers around the country to publish op-eds about the...

Yesterday, my colleague Brian wrote about rapping economists (a brilliant Tuneage Tuesday idea!). This passage really got me thinking abou...

Max recently shared with me this outstanding clip of Alan Alda talking about science communication at NSF. He's done a lot of work in t...

Amit is a former Science Policy Fellow for Research!America and was kind enough to tell us via email about his current work. New Voices (N...

This Tuneage Tuesday, we want to share two upcoming opportunities for  learning more about science communication. For anyone with an Inter...

I recently saw the new movie Morning Glory. It reminded me of the stereotype in the broadcast news business that morning news is "soft ...

A good poem can perfectly capture how the author and the reader are feeling, and then it just speaks to you. Funny or sad, short or epic, po...

Tomorrow afternoon I'm giving a presentation on why scientists should become advocates for their own research. As a science outreach spe...

In 2007, New Voices for Research began as a private community for a few dedicated early-career scientists; a place where they could go onlin...

Welcome to New Voice Allison Bland, Communications Program Assistant at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO). NV : What do you d...

Comic credit: zoitz 30 seconds to say who you are, what you do, why it's important. It just doesn't seem like enough time, does it? ...

Today New Voices tackles one of America's greatest fears : public speaking. Ryan's three tips Practice It's normal to be nervous...

In the early 90’s, administrators at MIT realized that many of its students, while brilliant, were socially challenged. The bastion of engi...

Scientists are not typically masters of communicating the importance of their work to those outside their field. Normal procedure is to qu...

For many people, public speaking. National surveys have found that many Americans rank fear of public speaking as their number one fear, eve...

Today, New Voices welcomes Brian Hunsicker to guest post about communication. My specialty at Research!America is communications. With that ...

First thing first: there is no such thing as one public. If there were, we’d only have one type of clothing store, one political party, one ...

Yesterday , we started sharing some of the themes captured by your New Voices bloggers at the AAAS Science & Technology Policy Forum . T...