The world’s oldest continuous fire is known as ‘Burning Mountain’ North of Sydney, and has been burning non-stop for at least 6000 years.
A book review exploring the ‘make do and mend’ approach to science experiments – using objects to multiple ends, repurposing materials and being inventive with what’s on hand.
To better engage your audience, don’t use colours that clash or distract in your communications.
Scientists receive too little peer-review training. Here’s one method from Nature for effectively peer-reviewing papers.
The pros and cons of starting a podcast as a scientist, as well as how to get started and make your podcast idea unique.
A clever visualisation that demonstrates the speed of light, by putting it into context.
The numerous benefits to making your science open access and the global movement to improve society’s access to science.
Considering publishing your science open access? You need a reputable journal.
Who knew that gummy bears were actually a great tool for science communication?!
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