Implications for survivors and those at risk Guest post by Funmi Ayeni Graduate student in Ecological-Community Psychology, MSU At 1:20 p.m. on March 31, loc...

How Misinformation Could Kill During the Coronavirus Pandemic Guest post by Rae Barry Masters student in communication, MSU You read a post on Facebook that ...

Despite some mishaps, virtual conferences seem promising.

Guest post by CORBIN J. STANDLEY Ph.D. Student in Ecological-Community Psychology Over the last couple of months, COVID-19 has dramatically altered our norm...

Are science and art really as different as people think? Perry Parks & Linda White examine the evidence.

Guest post by Vanessa Garcia Polanco, Science Policy Chair, MSU SciComm Michigan lost its first chance to have an actual scientist serve on the state’s Natur...

New Americans frequently think about the environment differently from those who grew up here. Media play a role in that.

Today's post was created by Prof. Eric Freedman, who chairs the Knight Center for Environmental Journalism in MSU's College of Communications If somebody men...

What do medicine in the body and nuclear physics have in common? They can both be modeled by the same decay process.

Machine learning is a revolutionary technology, transforming entire industries. Here's an example of what it can do with text generation.

My name is Tim Herd, and I am a non-scientific person. Now my self-titled “non-scientific” label does not mean that I cannot explain the general theory of re...

ComSciCon-AIP was a full two days of science communication training. Here are my top 8 takeaways.

Using three colored light bulbs, it is possible to not only create colored shadows, but six different colored shadows from a single object.