In this episode of the Fancy Scientist podcast, I interview scientist and blogger Charlotte Hacker. Charlotte is a Ph.D. candidate who uses non-invasive genetics through scat (poop) to study snow leopard populations in China…
#38: Impostor Syndrome, Confidence, and Conservation
I also just started my second cohort of students in my Confusion to Clarity course and it’s really clear they are struggling. It just makes me so sad how rampant imposter syndrome is in our community, our science community, our conservation community…
#18. Pinterest for Science Communication and Conservation
If you’ve listened to previous episodes of the podcast, you know how important communication to the public is for science and conservation. Many scientists are on Twitter, Instagram, and even Tik Tok now, but hardly anyone I know uses Pinterest for science communication and conservation.
Keeping it Real in Science for Non-Majors Classes
For the longest time, I complained about teaching one class, non-majors undergraduate biology…
#17: Starting a SciComm Business with Chris Cloney
On this episode, I interviewed Dr. Chris Cloney, a combustible dust fire and explosion researcher who created a six-figure online business from his blog…
Best Tools for Science Communication (Including Freebies!)
Science communication has really blown up within the past few years! When I was in graduate school (2006-2012), I used to hide anything that I did for science communication like tweeting and blogging.
