Science communication in the field of fundamental biomedical research (editorial) https://t.co/vk8KfuzfVq #AAHSL2021 #MedLibs #AAHSL21 @kbjohnsonmd
Science communication in the field of fundamental biomedical research (editorial).
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- This special issue aims to inspire and guide biomedical scientists and related professionals in effective science communication with the public, policymakers, clinicians, and other researchers, offering practical advice, shared experiences, and resources from long-term initiatives.
- While primarily focused on biomedical research, the content is applicable across various scientific disciplines and valuable for academic science communicators and social scientists, highlighting key challenges and diverse strategies used to address them.
- The editorial discusses the importance of science communication, explores different approaches and challenges faced by biomedical researchers, and explains the content and goals of the articles and case studies included in the issue.
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Science communication in the field of fundamental biomedical research (editorial) https://t.co/vk8KfuzfVq #AAHSL2021 #MedLibs #AAHSL21 @kbjohnsonmd
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