Understanding the different types of scientific studies
Let’s talk about evidence and scientific studies.. Evidence- or data- is only as good as the study that the data is from. Some studies...
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While doing science communication online, I've recognized a need for resources to help people build their scientific literacy and to help understand the scientific process. I hope to cover both within different blog posts and will additionally cover common misinformation that needs more than an Instagram post or Tweet for the full story.
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Understanding scientific papers- the audience and what's inside!
With the huge rush to understand COVID-19, develop a vaccine, and develop therapeutics, we've seen a huge rush to publish data within the...
Make it right to admit when you're wrong.
If I could wave a magic wand and change something about the world, I would make it right to admit that sometimes we’re all wrong. Think ...
Catching bad science communication by scientists and physicians during this pandemic- and always
Have you come across a news story about a local scientist claiming that they’ve found a cure? Or have you come across an interview with a...
Anecdotes (alone) are not evidence
Today I'm expanding on a guest post I did for @scientist_with_a_board on Instagram. You can find it here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CAI...
Shoutout: UW "Calling Bullshit" Course. And Book!
I fully believe in working smarter, not harder, so when there's an incredible source already out there on the internet, I'm going to...
Doing your own research: How to determine the credibility of a source and find accurate information
This is a pretty incredible time to be alive. Because of the internet and the sheer amount of research scientists have accumulated, we...
The wonderful world of science
Science is a beautiful and complex world. Theories like evolution and gravity explain why animals behave the way they do and how our...
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