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ScienceOnline2012

ScienceOnline2012 – #scio12 across social media – is the sixth annual international meeting on science and the Web.

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@DrRubidium

'It's Good To Be The King' - Blogging the Mel Brooks Way!

Scicurious

Sex, gender and controversy: writing to educate, writing to titillate Next generation scientific society and conference

students

The Next Generation of Bloggers

Euan Adie

Using altmetrics tools to track the online impact of your research

Catherine Anderson

Is encouraging scientific literacy more than telling people what they need to know?

Misha Angrist

How do we teach science journalism in the era of social media?

Summer Ash

Stacy Baker

The Next Generation of Bloggers

Karl Bates

URL research.duke.edu

Do press officers/public information officers need journalists any more?

Emily Bauernfeind

Communicating with Images on Blogs

Holly Bik

Why the resistance to science blogging?

Deborah Blum

The basic science behind the medical research: where to find it, how and when to use it Story as Shape or Song: Geometry and Music as Longform Nonfiction Structural Models

Carin Bondar

Filming and Communicating Your Research: Take your video production to the next level Cyberscreen Science Film Festival

Jean-Claude Bradley

Open Notebook Science

Haley Bridger

Do press officers/public information officers need journalists any more?

Khadijah Britton

Teaching Core Competencies in Science: Solving Algebraic and Word Problems

Khadijah M. Britton

Cybersecurity: Defense Against the Dark Arts

Lucas Brouwers

Going from blogging to MSM: selling out or gateway drug?

Ginger Campbell

Podcasting for Beginners

Tim De Chant

Making Beautiful Maps

Kate Clancy

Sex, gender and controversy: writing to educate, writing to titillate

Kiyomi Deards

Teaching Core Competencies in Science: Solving Algebraic and Word Problems

Elizabeth Devita-Raeburn

Writing about science for women's (and men's) magazines and not being ashamed of it, dammit

David Dobbs

The Path from Research to Book: Tools & Workflow Tips from Top Writers Story as Shape or Song: Geometry and Music as Longform Nonfiction Structural Models

Maria Droujkova

Math Future network of communities: A year in review

Charles Duhigg

Harassing the Powerful for Fun and Profit: An Informal Investigative Reporters' Guide to Uncovering Secrets and Bypassing Flacks On the record - a media-skills workshop for scientists

John Dupuis

Undergraduate Education: Collaborating to Create the Next Generation of Open Scientists

Adrian J. Ebsary

The Attention Economy: The currencies for social media influence and exchange rates for attention The Music of Science: An Effective Tool for Science Communication?

Rose Eveleth

The Sound of Science

Martin Fenner

Using altmetrics tools to track the online impact of your research

Emily Finke

Understanding audiences and how to know when you are *really* reaching out

Matthew R. Francis

Never Tell Me the Odds: Assessing Certainty and Probability in Scientific Data

Simon Franz

Drowning in Information! How Can We Create Organization & Balance - Tools and strategies for managing information overload (science and otherwise)

Amy Freitag

Citizens, experts, and science

Julia Galef

Science Podcasting: Pros and Cons

Austin Gallagher

Filming and Communicating Your Research: Take your video production to the next level Blogging to save the world: Conservation biology and social media

Greg Gbur

Weird and wonderful stories in the history of science

Nathaniel Gold

Art and Science, 4.0 - Accurate, Personal and Powerful: commissioned Science-Art

Jason Goldman

Blogging in the undergraduate science classroom (how to maximize the potential of course blogs)

Miriam Goldstein

Why Scientists Hate and Fear the Media; or, Science training for journalists Working Group: What to do when you're the go-to online outreach person at your institution: guidelines from the Science Online group

Lena Groeger

Data Journalism: Talking the talk

Enrique Gutierrez

Effective Research and Nature Photography

Peyton Hale

Effective Research and Nature Photography

Neil Hammerschlag

David Harris

Regional Director/Teacher on Special, K-12 Alliance Escondido Union School District

John Hawks

Blogging in the undergraduate science classroom (how to maximize the potential of course blogs)

Kristi Holmes

The Semantic Web Genomic Medicine: From Bench to Bedside

Jim Hutchins

Basic Video Making 101: An online tutorial

Perrin Ireland

Science Scribe 2.0

Grant Jacobs

Science writing in and for developing nations

Karen James

Pimp your elevator pitch

Walter Jessen

Drowning in Information! How Can We Create Organization & Balance - Tools and strategies for managing information overload (science and otherwise)

Alok Jha

Podcasting for Beginners

Eric Michael Johnsonn

The Uses of the Past: History of Science as a tool for Science Journalists/Writers

Madhusudan Katti

Science writing in and for developing nations

Steve Koch

Open Notebook Science

Maggie Koerth-Baker

I can haz context? Plenary Panel: Check, check, 1, 2...The sticky wicket of the scientist-journalist relationship

David Kroll

Director of Science Communication

Reception at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, with a tour of the Nature Research Center Plenary Panel: Check, check, 1, 2...The sticky wicket of the scientist-journalist relationship

Andrea Kuszewski

Covering Political Neuroscience in the Blogosphere

Pascale Lane

Why the resistance to science blogging?

Danielle Lee

Broadening the Participation of Underrepresented Populations in Online Science Communication and Communities

Tom Levenso

The Uses of the Past: History of Science as a tool for Science Journalists/Writers

Tom Levenson

So You Want To Make A Science Documentary

Stephanie Levi

Students as Messengers of Science

Meg Lowman, PhD

Director, Nature Research Center, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

Reception at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, with a tour of the Nature Research Center

Gabrielle Lyon

Students as Messengers of Science

Brian Malow

The Punchlines and Perils of Science Humor Weird and wonderful stories in the history of science LUNCH ‘n’ LAUGH

Joanne Manaster

Basic Video Making 101: An online tutorial Cyberscreen Science Film Festival

David Manly

'It's Good To Be The King' - Blogging the Mel Brooks Way!

Mireya Mayor

The Vain Girl's Survival Guide to Science and The Media

Craig McClain

Why Scientists Hate and Fear the Media; or, Science training for journalists

Maryn McKenna

The Path from Research to Book: Tools & Workflow Tips from Top Writers Writing about science for women's (and men's) magazines and not being ashamed of it, dammit

Glendon Mellow

Communicating with Images on Blogs Art and Science, 4.0 - Accurate, Personal and Powerful: commissioned Science-Art

Arikia Millikan

Know Your Digital Rights!

Seth Mnookin

Plenary Panel: Check, check, 1, 2...The sticky wicket of the scientist-journalist relationship

Chris Mooney

Covering Political Neuroscience in the Blogosphere

Dave Mosher

Know Your Digital Rights!

Greta Munger

Scientists and Wikipedia

Liz Neeley

Cybersecurity: Defense Against the Dark Arts Raising money for your science and journalism with crowdfunding

Tanya Noel

Undergraduate Education: Collaborating to Create the Next Generation of Open Scientists

Princess Ojiaku

The Music of Science: An Effective Tool for Science Communication?

Ivan Oransky

Harassing the Powerful for Fun and Profit: An Informal Investigative Reporters' Guide to Uncovering Secrets and Bypassing Flacks

Shawn Otto

Can Democracy Still Work in the Age of Science?

Trevor Owens2

Digital Preservation and Science Online

Nancy Parmalee

Sandra Porter

Genomic Medicine: From Bench to Bedside

Tabitha M. Powledge

Making Book on E-books: How to write a science or medical e-book and publish and sell it online

Paul Raeburn

The special perils--and pleasures--of medical blogging How do we teach science journalism in the era of social media?

Jai Ranganathan

Working Group: What to do when you're the go-to online outreach person at your institution: guidelines from the Science Online group Raising money for your science and journalism with crowdfunding

John Rennie

The Punchlines and Perils of Science Humor

Andy Revkin

journalist and author

Reception at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences, with a tour of the Nature Research Center

Cedar Riener

Never Tell Me the Odds: Assessing Certainty and Probability in Scientific Data

David Ropeik

Science Communication, Risk Communication, and the role of Social Networks

Hillary Rosner

Charting Your Own Course: How to Make It As a Freelancer

Desiree Schell

Science Podcasting: Pros and Cons

Marie-Claire Shanahan

Is encouraging scientific literacy more than telling people what they need to know?

David Shiffman

Blogging to save the world: Conservation biology and social media

Ruth Spencer

Data Journalism: Talking the talk

Janet Stemwedel

Citizens, experts, and science Blogging Science While Female

Judy Stone

The Limits of Transparency: Self-Censorship in Physician Writers

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