Kitty Gifford Cornell University Mark A. Sarvary Great science communication is done with planning and intention. The first step in any great communication strategy is identifying and narrowing down your audience! #CUSciStory

About to talk #scicomm and my experience as a AAAS Mass Media Fellowship NPR with a group of Cornell students. Also excited for writing tips from experienced scicommer Blaine Friedlander. Thank you Kitty Gifford and Mark A. Sarvary for having us!
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If you are an undegraduate, and are looking for a job in scicomm check this out! #CUScistory #scicommjobs

New frog species alert! #cuscistory 🐸

How are #GMO / #GE crops approved for human consumption in the US?

🌿The idea of substantial equivalence🌿

🧬 If two varieties are equivalent on the molecular level, they pose equivalent risk to consumers

🧬Compare proteins, metabolites, and allergens🌽

#CUSciStory #regulation

Teaching hack: present your rough drafts and mistakes as learning opportunities😅
Thanks for inviting me! #CUSciStory

I'm still looking for the perfect caption for this.🤔
#CUSciStory #scicomm #agriculture

Enjoyed a fruitful weekend trip to #Harvard with @ShaySalz. Met with plant anatomist Barry Tomlinson to discuss my senior thesis, spent a lovely evening with Drs. Naomi Pierce and Andrew Berry and enjoyed seeing behind the scenes Harvard Organismic & Evolutionary Biology and Arnold Arboretum.

#CUSciStory

.Janani Hariharan developed a great case study using her Scientific American article to show students how her article was edited. scientificamerican.com/article/guardi… #cuscistory #sciwri [2/3]

My experience in BIOG3500 summed up in a meme #SciComm #CUSciStory

Other nutrients beyond dietary fiber may have a relevant impact on gut health. This new review explores in depth how interactions between dietary lipids and the gut microbiota influence host physiology (and Bilophila wadsworthia is a relevant player) ow.ly/CYVP30pS9wd

Thank you Bill Nye for the fantastic visit today w/the Cornell SciComm students, and discussing @cornell ‘s undergraduate #scicomm program with blewenstein & Mark A. Sarvary!

It was very inspiring. So many great stories! We look forward to your next visit! #cuscistory @Cornell

What does bacteria in our intestine eat? Mainly the fibers in the vegetables.
In addition to fibers, scientists also found that dietary fats can also interact with our gut bacteria, but we don't know how exactly the interactions happen.

#CUScistory #microbiota

Thank you to Dr. Corrie Moreau Dr. Stepfanie Aguillon 😷 Nati Garcia 💚 and Rebecca Fox for some great info about science communication at the Eco and Evo Biology Leveraging Social Media in Science Panel. #scicomm #EEBDecSym19 #CUSciStory @Cornell

Look at the difference between these two photos! This was done using a camera the size of the crumb that utilizes A.I.! #CUSciStory

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#cuscistory 🎣 This new paper has been making waves! Researchers have recently described social predation (pack hunting) in electric eels, which are usually thought to be solitary predators. It is thought that hunting in packs may improve their success rates!

#SciComm JOB ALERT!

How can your diverse voice contribute to the world of science journalism? If you're currently enrolled as an undergraduate, you can apply to write with News from Science this coming summer.

You have until March 5th to apply: bit.ly/DVSJ2021

Editorial: Hype or hope?

Microbiome research has attracted considerable attention, in part because of the potential to manipulate the microbiome for human health. To fulfil this promise, tractable methods and cautious interpretation of results are needed. nature.com/articles/s4157…

I captured this shot of a Feather-Legged fly at the Cornucopia project in our squash and strawberry high-tunnel. I didn't know what it was at the time so thanks to this site (mdc.mo.gov/discover-natur…) for helping me learn more! #CuSciStory #InsectFarmWorkers [3/3]

Do you want to sleep better, run faster, and make more friends? The 'MICROBIOME' field becomes increasingly popular in the past decade because almost every disease you can think of is proposed to be related to gut microflora.
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Kitty Gifford Cornell University Another great #CUSciStory semester!
However, Kitty Gifford and I may need to reconsider some of our #scicomm class assignments when we design the curriculum next year. #CUSciStory

It's only day 0 PCSTconference and already made many new friends!

Super fun ppl: Brazil, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, Germany & USA were represented at our table discussing how to teach #scicomm . I am already full of great new ideas for #cuscistory & #cuinthelab ! #PCST2023

Mark A. Sarvary Dr. Corrie Moreau Disappointed Sofa didn’t make a single appearance during online Zoom class this semester 😭 #CUSciStory

Bozeman is the natural 'home base ' for many visiting Yellowstone National Park. Here are some tips on planning the perfect day trip to Yellowstone National Park from Bozeman.

What % of coral reefs will be lost if we limit our warming to 1.5°C by the end of the century?
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(1) Con mucha satisfacción comparto esta nueva publicación, liderada por Antoine Fouquet, sobre la diversidad y biogeografía de un grupo muy antiguo de ranas subterráneas amazónicas…