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International Day for Biological Diversity 2020 – Message by KC Bansal

Undoubtedly, our solutions are embedded in nature but we need to find them, and more importantly learn to worship the nature. Raising awareness about respecting the nature’s bounty, conserving all biodiversity that it harborsand utilizing it for sustainable solutions is…

Isabel23/05/2020

Blog ECRi Science communication

Twitter Infographic: Want to know more about using Twitter for scicomm?

Want to know more about using Twitter for scicomm? PCST member Ki-Youn Kim, Community Development Coordinator at the Chemical Institute of Canada, has created this useful infographic.

Isabel11/05/2020

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The Global Plant Council is global: we are connected to each other and the environment

Last week’s board meeting was incredible. That’s not something you normally hear after a meeting! What really struck me was just how global the Global Plant Council now is. The Board consists of representatives from 10 different countries on 5…

Isabel28/04/2020

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PlantSciVid Online competition

Exciting news! The Global Plant Council is partnering for a second time with the journal Plant, People, Planet. Together we are launching an online video contest that will give participants the possibility to win an price.

Isabel16/04/2020

Blog ECRi Science communication

Twitter for Science Networking

A common stereotype of Twitter is that it’s trivial and ephemeral. It’s certainly ephemeral, but it doesn’t have to be trivial if you’re interested in science. If you have a focus on a particular topic, Twitter is an opportunity to…

Isabel07/04/2020

Blog ECRi Plant Health Plant Science

Keeping life in balance: Sulfotransferase couples shade avoidance and defense responses in Arabidopsis

How do plants sense their environment? How do they cope with different challenges, like competition for resources or pest attacks? In a new study researchers explain the role of ST2a, a gene up-regulated by plant proximity cues, which participates in…

Isabel31/03/2020

Blog ECRi Public Engagement Science communication

How to design an excellent scientific poster

Re-published with permission from John Innes Centre. Thank you to James Piercy for sharing. ‘Science is not finished until it is communicated’, so said Sir Mark Walport, former medical scientist and the Chief Executive of the UK Research and Innovation…

Isabel25/02/2020

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International Day for Biological Diversity 2020 – Message by KC Bansal

Twitter Infographic: Want to know more about using Twitter for scicomm?

The Global Plant Council is global: we are connected to each other and the environment

PlantSciVid Online competition

Keeping life in balance: Sulfotransferase couples shade avoidance and defense responses in Arabidopsis

How to design an excellent scientific poster

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