Art X Science Conversations is back with Ep 2; this time, to craft more compelling Climate Change Stories🌏 📅 Monday, April 14th ⏰ 21:30 IST | 18:00 CET | 12:00 ET | 9:00 PT Register soon: theexperimentalist.org/services/event… Emerging Creatives of Science #climatechange #ScienceStorytelling

How is emerging Alzheimer’s research advancing our understanding of early warning signs of neurodegeneration? Our latest on The Experimentalist featuring Sivaniya Subramaniapillai theexperimentalist.org/behindthedisco…

5 personal climate stories from around the world remind us to reimagine how we talk about climate. Written by Anurag Srivastava: theexperimentalist.org/planet/craftin… #artXsci #podcast #storytelling #climateaction #climateadvocacy

Yesterday, the NIH R35 “Outstanding Investigator” grant to fund scientists in my lab studying antibiotic resistance was terminated for reasons not related to the content of the science, or any actions taken by me or members of my lab

This World Environment Day, take a moment to tune into our latest Art X Science Conversations podcast, Telling Better Climate Change Stories, created in collaboration with Emerging Creatives of Science, now streaming on Spotify open.spotify.com/show/1wOzpZWI8…

Does science communication need a research-based approach? Santiago Gisler, founder of Ivory Embassy tells you why in our latest article: theexperimentalist.org/sci-comm/are-w…

I’d love to hear biologists weigh in on the fundamental question: can you predict the impact of cell perturbations better by studying the natural variation in a population of healthy cells (more data), or by studying cells that have been perturbed genetically or chemically?

Act with chivalry when working with another person. Don't cling to your own ideas & status but rather dare to give up (or at least share) control. Allow yourself to be changed by the ideas. I wish we'd included in our paper this old concept by Keith Johnstone from improv theater.

Discovery happens less when you're trying to be the expert and more when you're trying to be the learner.

We are back with another episode of Art x Science conversations, this time discussing corals in the backdrop of deserts. Featuring 🌍 from ASU School of Molecular Sciences & ASU Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory as one of our panelists. #corals #biodiversity #scicomm #artxsci Register now! 👇🏼

Let's discuss coral ecosystems living in niches still under explored and centers that are looking at reefs beyond endangered habitats- as living blueprints for adaptation. Also featuring Raquel Peixoto from KAUST #corals #ecosystem #scicomm #artxsci

🔬 Do you have stories about your science explorations or experiences experimenting with unique theories? ✅ Publish your science communication & outreach articles with us. ✅ Get editorial and imaging support to bring your ideas to life. #callforauthors #behindsciencestories

Come learn the tricks of giving a BAD talk: begin the process by organizing your slides - the more, the better, try to impress, run over your time, embrace distractions, and treat questions as threats! Join us tomorrow at Weill Cornell for this month's Postdoc Night Science NYC!

Before you start a podcast or plan that exciting event, you may want to ask yourself, "Why?" This wonderful resource from the The Alda Center is open-access! taylorfrancis.com/books/oa-mono/…

As the U.S. gov moves towards selectively revoking research grants and cutting federal research jobs, the scientific community is left asking: What can we do, and are these actions even constitutional? Our latest featuring Fancy Comma, LLC theexperimentalist.org/sci-comm/how-f…

How do brain researchers study drug addiction? 🔍 mohit nikalje explores neuroscientist Christian Lüscher 's groundbreaking work, revealing how markets, supply chains, and brain circuits intertwine in shaping the story of addiction. theexperimentalist.org/behindthedisco…

New episode alert 🎧 We just dropped our latest episode of Art x Science Conversations in collaboration with Emerging Creatives of Science The episode features 🌍 and Raquel Peixoto sharing coral stories and marvels from their research labs in deserts Listen 👉open.spotify.com/episode/2PneGT…

Fluorescein-based dyes are not valid reporters of oxidative stress in bacteria, and conclusions based on their use must be reconsidered pnas.org/doi/abs/10.107…

Phillip Isola studies how intelligent machines “think” and perceive the world, to ensure AI is safely integrated into human society. “I see all the different kinds of intelligence as having a lot of commonalities, and I’d like to understand those commonalities,” he says.