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These books will tickle your funny bone, and explain that bone’s mineral composition.
Hello SciCom helps people in science and tech fields express complex ideas in a way that is clear, accessible, and entertaining.
Science comedy is empirically… “a thing.” Here’s the science of comedy behind science comedy.
What could possibly go wrong?
What do birds, vegetarians, and superhabitable planets all have in common?
What lessons in science communication have we learned from Covid reporting in 2020?
Any way you slice it, 2021 was an objectively bad year, and we all know why. But it wasn’t all bad. Here’s a handful of good science things that happened last year (that have nothing to do with COVID-19).
In a new paper co-authored by the Honda Research Institute of Japan and Hello SciCom's Sarah Rose Siskind, voices were put to the test to determine the most effective voice for a new tabletop robot, Haru.
Just like wine, reality TV, and blind dates –– there's science, and then there's BAD science.
Only 44% of U.S. adults said they had “a great deal of confidence” in the scientific community. Here's how making science funny can help.
Comedy and science might seem very different, but they have a lot more in common than you think. In fact, there are a few techniques from standup comedy that can help scientists effectively present their work.
Getting everyone to understand and believe in climate change is harder than riding a unicycle in a hurricane, which is becoming a serious cause for concern for clowns due to climate change. Check out our tips for how to get your message across!
Science would not be possible without communication. You have to use language, even if you didn’t get into STEM to write sonnets. Read our 15 simple tips for improving how you write and speak about your work.
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How can it be a recession if I found $20 in my coat pocket?
16 tips in 60 seconds for how to be more engaging on your next Zoom call.
Spot on imitations of Carl Sagan, Bill Nye, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and the MythBusters!
