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From Bug Barns to Morse Code

- Jessica Parks, Ph.D. -

[su_box title=”About Jessica Parks” box_color=”#262733"]About Jessica Parks: Jessica Parks is an eyewitness memory expert, working in the court system by day, and indulging her alter ego as an educational course entrepreneur by…

Understanding by Doing

- Tyler J. Ford, Ph.D. -

[dropcap]N[/dropcap]ow that I’ve got my PhD, and I’ve been working in a science communication position for a few years, I’m often asked how I “ended up” in SciComm. The first thing to point out is that I certainly didn’t just “end up”…

My Science Love Story

- Camille D. Ryan Ph.D.-

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[dropcap]P[/dropcap]icture it. 1996. I was working as an admin at a research center in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan…

When your greatest weakness becomes your greatest strength

- Amie Norton, Ph.D. -

[dropcap]W[/dropcap]hat does Albert Eienstein, Leornado da Vinci, Micheal Faraday, and Archer Martin all have in common? They all had dyslexia. Not every disability is visible. I…

From Pond Scum To A Pinnacle of Paleoanthropology

John S. Mead

- Master Science Teacher -

[dropcap]A[/dropcap]s a Life Science teacher, I have a deep and passionate love for microscopic life (protists in particular), and was able to rig up a…

Discovering the Scientist Within Me

- Stefanie Morgan -

- Doctoral Student in Cancer Biology at Stanford University -

The first time I met a scientist was in college. Prior to then, science seemed just an abstract concept that was reserved for the…

Science Inspiration and Breaking the Mold — Mixing Fashion and Science

- Andrea Hadjikyriacou, Ph.D.-

[dropcap]E[/dropcap]ver since I was a young child, I knew I wanted to pursue science. In third grade, I vividly remember being excited for the new…