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In this episode of Science with Impact, Dr. Vernetta Mosley explains how to cultivate your authentic scientific voice, understand why communication skills drive research impact, and navigate academic writing challenges.
Learn the chemistry behind slime and help choose what we visualize next!
In this episode of Science with Impact, Aneesa Valentine explains how navigate career transitions outside academia, translate technical skills into new opportunities, and build a career where values guide decisions, impact aligns with purpose, and work sustains you beyond metrics.
This episode of Science with Impact draws from a SACNAS NDiSTEM Conference panel where five STEM leaders share how they turn research into real community impact; offering a clear roadmap for transforming funding requirements into meaningful, authentic engagement.
In this episode of Science with Impact, Jeff Koslofsky shares practical strategies for building an online professional presence, not by becoming a full-time content creator, but by making your work visible in ways that open opportunities, enable collaboration, and extend impact.
Soccer is the world’s most popular sport, and children already bring their own experiences with the ball. The moment when the ball is cut open to reveal its hidden layers provides the “wow” factor — and it’s more than a gimmick.
In this episode of Science with Impact, Dr. Zack Valdez provides a roadmap for translating scientific expertise across sectors: complete with practical strategies for communication, network-building, and career adaptability that you can apply to expand the reach and relevance of your own research.
In this episode of Science with Impact, Dr. Daniel McGarvey provides a roadmap founded on authentic relationship-building, strategic community-building, and leveraging professional networks to create lasting change.
In this episode of Science with Impact, Professor David Ibbett as he shares how the Multiverse Concert Series bridges science and art to translate complex scientific concepts into powerful artistic performances that make research accessible and emotionally resonant for public audiences.