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Meagan Phelan discusses strategies to improve communication between researchers and policymakers, along with the need to embrace uncertainty in scientific research. She also talks about the…

In this episode of the Insights Exchange Podcast, we set out on a journey through the nuances of scholarly communications with Heather Staines - a veteran in scholarly communications and the…

What makes peer reviewer feedback good or bad? How can you write effective and helpful review feedback? Prof. Sin Wang Chong (Director of Impact and Innovation at the International Education…

Prof. Sin Wang Chong, Director of Impact and Innovation at the International Education Institute, University of St Andrews, talks about the importance of shaping the…

Prof. Sin Wang Chong, Director of Impact and Innovation at the International Education Institute, University of St Andrews, discusses how researchers from all linguistic backgrounds can learn to…

Prof. Sin Wang Chong, Director of Impact and Innovation at the International Education Institute, University of St Andrews, describes what feedback literacy is and why it’s important in peer…

We bring you the second part of the All Things SciComm interview with Elisabeth Bik, where you can hear her talk about the role that different segments of the scientific community can play…

Which skills do recruiters look for at different stages of academic careers? How should PhD students and senior researchers prepare themselves for the next career stage? What might academic…

Have you ever met a research integrity specialist? In this episode of the All Things SciComm podcast, Jigisha Patel, an independent research integrity consultant and former journal editor, talks…