This summer, From Science to SciComm is 50% off with code SUMMER18 (until September 1st, 2018)
Do musicians and scientists always get paid to perform at events?
by Eva
June 13, 2018
There are several types of events where you would find a mix of amateur and professional musicians, or of scientists and science communicators. Some of them get paid for that appearance, others do not.
Five things scientists can learn from musicians – SpotOn talk
November 21, 2017
Scientists bonding over science songs
October 17, 2017
How does a steelpan produce sound? Help researchers find out!
September 19, 2017
Agar plates experiment: microbes on books
by Eva
July 10, 2018
Making agar plates to look at bacteria. Which book about microbes has the most microbes growing on it?
Do computers know what music genres are?
January 27, 2018
Book review: Cat Zero
January 2, 2018
Five things scientists can learn from musicians – SpotOn talk
November 21, 2017
Agar plates experiment: microbes on books
by Eva
July 10, 2018
Making agar plates to look at bacteria. Which book about microbes has the most microbes growing on it?
Google Street View for Research
May 28, 2018
Axolotls and science otters – science on RedBubble
February 24, 2018
Crystal growing Christmas tree chemistry
December 12, 2017
Nail art fans use science skills to research diamond cappuccino
November 28, 2017
From Science to SciComm summer sale
by Eva
July 24, 2018
This summer, From Science to SciComm is 50% off with code SUMMER18 (until September 1st, 2018)
Listening to music helps you study – or not?
June 27, 2018
Bessensap – the Dutch science communication conference
June 25, 2018
Social media for science communication
May 14, 2018
Next livestream – Social media for science communication
April 29, 2018
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BooksScience at homeScience Everywhere
Agar plates experiment: microbes on books
by Eva July 10, 2018Making agar plates to look at bacteria. Which book about microbes has the most microbes growing on it?
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Scholarly communicationScience CommunicationWriting, images, and storytelling
Listening to music helps you study – or not?
by Eva June 27, 2018Sometimes you read that music helps you study, sometimes you read that it’s a distraction. Why are all those articles contradicting each other?
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Community & eventsScience Communication
Bessensap – the Dutch science communication conference
by Eva June 25, 2018A short summary and some photos of Bessensap 2018, a science communication conference in Amsterdam.
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Musicians and Scientists
Do musicians and scientists always get paid to perform at events?
by Eva June 13, 2018There are several types of events where you would find a mix of amateur and professional musicians, or of scientists and science communicators. Some of them get paid for that appearance, others do not.
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There is some serious scientific data in the massive collection of Google Street View captures, but not all of the data required the use of Street View to be captured in the first place.