And to get a feel of how participating on these workshops is like then @parmvir.com is the person behind these @scientistsinc.org's videos, expect this year's to come at some point in 2026;
imoworkshop.org/videos.html
@scientistsinc.org
Bringing people together through science. An outreach nonprofit and fiscal sponsor dedicated to creating connections between people and science. The home of @tasteofscience.org @2scientists.org and the #SensationalSciFest. scientistsinc.org #SciComm
And to get a feel of how participating on these workshops is like then @parmvir.com is the person behind these @scientistsinc.org's videos, expect this year's to come at some point in 2026;
imoworkshop.org/videos.html
Probably not standard in many PhD courses (that should change!) but our @moffittnews.bsky.social @mathonco.bsky.social students had a lecture on science communication and outreach by the one and only @parmvir.com @scientistsinc.org
Do you know the difference between misinformation and disinformation? Find out. ππΏ
This is a flyer for a webinar on "How to Choose a Rotation Lab" for the Graduate Student Webinar Series for Cientifico Latino, Inc. It will take place on Wednesday, 5pm ET, August 27th. There are two panelists, Alejandra Rosario Crespo and Marygrace Cajigan Trousdell and their affiliations are listed below. The list of sponsors are listed below and it mentions to register for the zoom link.
π¬ New PhD student? Not sure how to pick your rotation labs?
Join us for our webinar: βHow to Choose a Rotation Labβ ππ§ͺ on Wednesday, August 27th at 5pm ET
Learn what to look for in a lab, red flags, mentorship tips & more.
Register: www.eventbrite.com/e/graduate-s...
Managing the @scientistsinc.org and @tasteofscience.org communities is always going to be a work in progress, but even now, almost 2 years later, I still go back and look over CEF course notes to figure out how to serve our members better.
Financial help available to help more ppl participate!
Graduate School Mentorship Intiative (GSMI). Our mission is to help STEM students from underserved communities get accepted into graduate programs. Apply by 5/31/25 to be one of our 100 scholars. Program benefits: * Personal STEM mentor * Application Advice * Supportive community * Fee waivers * Mock interviews * Webinars and resources. For more info: cientificolatino.com/gsmi Cientifico Latino and Simons Foundation logos.
Applying to STEM grad programs? π
Sign ups are β¨OPENβ¨ for #GSMI2025! π€©
The GSMI program supports applicants through 1-on-1 mentorship, fee waivers, professional development, and community building!
Applications accepted on a ROLLING basis until 5/31!
cientificolatino.com/gsmi
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So many children who love science are unable to participate. So we created the #SensationalSciFest an opportunity for "exploration without limitations".
On Saturday April 5th we're hosting a sensory-friendly event for neurodiverse kids to experience science on their terms:
sensationalscifest.org
Welcome to @tasteofscisd.bsky.social, the #SanDiego chapter of our annual #ScienceFestival and event series. We're looking forward to seeing what tasty treats they have on offer for us this year.
Check out their webpage to learn more:
tasteofscience.org/san-diego
#TasteOfSci #Scicomm
An event poster with cartoon astronauts, a planet and stars. The details are: Sensational Scifest a science festival for kids with sensory sensitivities on April 5th at 11400 Morris Bridge Road, Tampa, 10AM to 4PM.
Kick off #AutismAcceptance Month with #SensationalSciFest, a #sensoryFriendly science festival for neurodiverse kids.
Join us on April 5th in Tampa Learn more: scientistsinc.org/sensational-...
π Special thanks to the Autism Services Grant Council & our partners for helping make this event possible!
We love this event idea and the participation with #CienciaPR. In a similar vein we have held a Science Fail Fest as part of our @tasteofscience.org programs, to highlight that failure is not just a natural, but inevitable and necessary part of science.
www.eventbrite.com/e...
Scientists Inc is on @bsky.app so give it a follow @scientistsinc.org. In these times we need science outreach more than ever so follow @tasteofscience.org for the science festival and @2scientists.org for the podcast while you are at it
#scicomm #science #podcast #festival #nonprofit
I can highly recommend @skypeascientist.bsky.social (link www.skypeascientist.com) - elementary, middle and high-schoolers have the best questions, and it is so much fun to talk to them about science!
Having good vetted sources of information is vital right now.
This is something we'll be sharing with our community.
The news cycle right now - even just for science & higher ed - is overwhelming. We have to do it, but fortunately, we donβt have to do it alone.
My team is focused on tracking whatβs happening to research funding, jobs & salaries, shared datasets, university responses & safety of our communities
For no particular reason π we're re-sharing our episode with dear friend and dedicated science advocate @amyjhawkins.bsky.social. She's done cancer research, is an expert in genetics education, she's a scicommer and has run for local office in Utah.
2scientists.org/podcast/poli...
#SciComm #SciPol
We're stoked to learn that The Queen of Oxytocin herself is here on Bluesky! We have fond memories of meeting @bjmarlin.bsky.social in New York many moons ago to learn more about her work on the "love hormone" and inherited trauma.
Listen in here π§: 2scientists.org/podcast/oxyt...
#SciComm #podcast
Small grants can fund big ideas!
Consider applying if you have a #scicomm project that would benefit your local community.
Text on a yellow background with illustrations of books and a microscope: "CientΓfico Latino Library: We're building a diverse library with books on science, fiction, and professional/self-development, and we invite you to share your favorite recommendations."
Book cover of Black, Brown, Bruised with a description: "BLACK, BROWN, BRUISED by Ebony Omotola McGee explores how racism in STEM education and careers holds back Black and Brown students and limits new ideas. Using personal stories and research, McGee calls for changes to make STEM more fair and open to everyone."
Text on a yellow background with illustrations of a microscope and books: "CientΓfico Latino Book Spotlights: Black, Brown, Bruised: How Racialized STEM Education Stifles Innovation by Ebony Omotola McGee."
πβ¨ We're building a library! Our first book spotlight is Black, Brown, Bruised by Ebony Omotola McGee. McGee's research underscores the urgent need for inclusive environments that empower all aspiring scientists.
π Share your recommendations: cientificolatino.com/library
@scientistsinc.bsky.social has done this for 10+ yrs now through our in-person events for grown ups @tasteofscience.bsky.social, our @2scientists.bsky.social podcast and most recently our #SensationalSciFest for kids with sensory sensitivities. Each connecting people with science in unique ways.
A new year's message from us to you. A commitment to: Science, Solidarity and Action.
#HappyNewYear #Scicomm #ScienceOutreach #InclusiveScicomm
This event looks amazing! π