Art is my favorite way to communicate science. It’s the language that transcends boundaries. For the past couple of months, I have been working with an amazing team to tell this important story, I hope you enjoy.
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Kelp, Spacecraft, and You
OK, folks, time for some more KEEEELP FROOOOM SPAAAAAACE!!! And an opportunity for you to do some science of...
How We Know Megalodon Doesn’t Still Exist?
Megalodon (Carcharocles megalodon) is the largest shark, at a magnificent maximum length of 18 meters (59 feet), to ever...
New Research Reveals How to Easily Grow Jellyfish In Captivity
For more updates on my research, follow along at jellybiologist.com, or on twitter @RebeccaRHelm As a scientist, I love jellyfish,...
The Writings on the Sea Wall: Jill Pelto Art
As science communicators, we are constantly looking for new and innovative ways to translate the ramblings of the ivory tower...
How David Cassidy Introduced A Hawaiian Shell To The World
David Cassidy, 70’s heartthrob and star of The Partridge Family, died today at age 67. In November of 1970,...
Seaweed Sorting? There’s Now an App for That!
“What is that squishy brown stuff on the rock?” – said every tidepool enthusiast ever. Just in time for...
Where Do the Most Narwhals Live?
Where do you find the most Narwhals on the Earth. Why Narwhals? Well it could be any species....
The greatest thing ever to happen to science communication
In 133 days from today, the greatest thing ever to happen to science communication will happen in coastal Louisiana....
Will Tweeting About Your Research Paper Get You More Citations? Meh.
Currently, one of the most pressing questions in science communication is what impact does participating in these kind of...