Do you have a hard time finding your focus and motivation when you struggle with your tasks as a communicator of science? Why not do to like Eva Amsen – science writer and communicator from London – and her colleagues: organize some Coworking Mornings? “It can be surprisingly productive to work in the presence of […]
The winner of the Jury’s Grand Prize in the Science Haiku Competition 2019 is a quite experienced poet: Joanna Tilsley from England. She grew up in a literary and artistic family, and took a degree in biological science. “Like William Blake, I am compelled to illustrate my work,” she writes – an excellent example is […]
Today, 18 July, the winners of the Science Haiku Competition 2019 were announced. In this lightning blog series, we asked our jury members to share their impressions of this year’s entries. Dr. Mala L. Radhakrishnan holds the title of Associate Professor of Chemistry at Wellesley College, Massachusetts, and is interested in computational biophysical chemistry and […]