by whitbys | Oct 9, 2025 | Worth a read
Worth a read: The Visual Display of Quantitative Information A foundational read on data visualisation that remains relevant decades after publication. Tufte breaks down what makes graphics effective, and what makes them misleading, using 250+ examples from real-world...
by whitbys | Oct 1, 2025 | SciComm Bites
[See all episodes] AI in and for science communication We’re launching a new workshop and thought we’d tell you why Today we have a sneak peek for your into our new workshop on AI for SciComm, and why it matters right now. Also, a quick tip to help you think about how...
by whitbys | Sep 24, 2025 | SciComm Bites
[See all episodes] Why metaphors matter in science communication Metaphors are not just storytelling “extras.” Metaphors are not just storytelling “extras.” Today, some thoughts and tips on using metaphors in science communication. This is the first of a mini-series...
by whitbys | Sep 18, 2025 | Worth a read
Worth a read: Why Humour Boosts Science Communication This open-access article explores how humour can enhance learning, engagement, and message retention in science communication. Useful for you if: you’ve wondered whether humour belongs in research outreach you want...
by whitbys | Sep 17, 2025 | SciComm Bites
[See all episodes] Why science communication needs futures literacy It’s not enough to talk about science today. We need to talk about tomorrow, too. Futures thinking is becoming a critical skill for scientists who want to stay relevant. Here’s why....
