I am ✨ Science & Fiction ✨, a science communication project created & curated by
@helenahartmann.
Stories in English and German.
| Website | www.scienceandfiction.net |
| [email protected] | |
| https://twitter.com/ScicommFiction |
#Praxisbeispiel ✏️
Auf ihrem #WissKomm-Blog @ScicommFiction vereint @helenahartmann Wissenschaft mit fiktionalen Kurzgeschichten. Die Kurzgeschichten sind mit wissenschaftlichen Studien verknüpft & auf Deutsch und Englisch abrufbar. Ihr könnt auch als Gast einen Beitrag einreichen!
It was SO INSPIRING to discuss everything related to science vs. fiction at #WissKon23 💙 Thanks to everybody who came and contributed to my barcamp!
And remember, you can also submit a story or another form of work for @ScicommFiction - DM me for info 🔥
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Everybody please put a sticker on my barcamp pitch so I can rave about @ScicommFiction and talk about how to combine fictional short stories and real scien…
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@Real_stephenE Hi, I am Science & Fiction, a science communication format that talks about real scientific results using fictional short stories! 🔥
On Twitter @ScicommFiction and website at http://www.helenahartmann.com/scienceandfiction 💙
Created and curated by @helenahhartmann ✨
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Missed a #ScienceandFiction story? Don't you worry, here they all are in a continuous thread for you to (re)read! 📚💙
#BookTwitter #scifibooks #scicomm #wisskomm #WritingCommunity
Science-based stories have been popular for centuries, from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein to Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park. They allow us to explore complex scientific concepts in a way that’s accessible and entertaining. Today, we welcome Dr. Helena Hartmann, who created the blog "Science & Fiction" on her website. On this blog, she shares short fictional stories connected to scientific papers and tells us how she makes time for writing in addition to her full time job as a researcher. Mentioned in this episode: https://helenahartmann.com/scienceandfiction/
Thanks to @AnnaHenschel for alerting me of this paper on "factors affecting the efficacy of short stories as #scicomm tools" 📜
Read it here: https://jcom.sissa.it/article/pubid/JCOM_2202_2023_Y01/
People become familiar with stories as sources of information in their childhood, and, while they have recently received interest as potential science communication tools, few studies have considered aspects of story quality on science communication. We postulate that quality is an important, if
New #ScienceandFiction story is uploaded! ✨
A story about an uncomfortable journey and personal space 🚀
Read it here: https://helenahartmann.com/stories/4_drop-race/
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