When a “good news” story lands badly

Why we need to be mindful of the stories we choose to use and tell

A story about unintended harm, emotional reaction, and thoughts on why it’s so important to tailor stories to our audience.

SciComm Bites Podcast with Suzanne Whitby

How to write an eye-catching title for your scientific poster that will attract visitors

Poster sessions are a great way to learn about new and innovative research at a glance. They’re also a great way for scientists and researchers to share their perspective on their work. The thing is that poster sessions usually involve many, many posters. With that in mind, how can you design your poster in a way that grabs attention and attracts visitors?

Navigating Media Interviews as a Scientist or Researcher

Being able to plan for and participate in a media interview is great for you and great for your research. This thing is that there are all these nightmare stories about how facts are misrepresented, which neither you nor journalists want. Let’s explore how to avoid this, and make your next media interview successful and accurate.

The Power of Grids in PowerPoint Design: Enhancing Consistency and Engagement

When it comes to designing compelling PowerPoint slides, grids are an often overlooked but essential tool. Leveraging grids in your slide design can significantly enhance the clarity, engagement, and overall aesthetic appeal of your presentation. Here’s why grids are crucial and how they can transform your slides.