SciComm Summer #15: Adam Mastroainni on Substack (etc.)

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Adam Mastroianni is a social psychologist and the author of Experimental History, available on Substack. But what is Substack? And is it a good vehicle for science communication? Adam shares his experiences writing for a non-academic audience and also reflects on the role of "science communication" in the world. Should there be a division between the scientists and the science communicators? What is a scientist's responsibility in keeping in touch with the public?

We also discuss his new article in The Atlantic: "I Ruined Two Birthday Parties and Learned the Limits of Psychology."
You can find the rest of this summer's science communication podcast series here.

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Capíttulos

1. Substack Science Communication Philosophy (00:00:00)

2. The Art of Writing in Science (00:10:45)

3. The Importance of Voice in Writing (00:13:59)

4. Finding Your Voice in Science Writing (00:17:18)

5. Content Creation Benefits and Challenges (00:20:22)

6. Science Communication and Writing (00:25:13)

7. Science Communication and Reciprocity (00:38:09)

8. Scientists' Creative Process and Responsibility (00:42:56)

9. Diverse Science Topics (00:54:26)

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