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By Lillienne Zen on 21 Oct 2016
Joshua Chu-Tan is a second-year PhD student in the Provis Group at the John Curtin School of Medical Research at the Australian National University (ANU). Read more
Posted in Featured, Science communication and outreach, Springer Nature, Video and podcasts | Tagged 3MT, Three Minute Thesis
![Winners of the Scientific American Innovators Award Turn Trash into Water Filters [Video]](https://blogs.nature.com/ofschemesandmemes/files/2016/10/SA-innovators-award-150x150.jpg)
By Lillienne Zen on 03 Oct 2016
World-changing ideas may just come from our youngest scientists. This year’s winners of the annual Google Science Fair—including the winners of the Scientific American Innovators Award—were announced this week at Google headquarters in Mountain View, Calif. The event is the largest online science fair in the world, and since its inception in 2011 more than 30,000 teenagers have submitted projects in almost every country. Read more
Posted in Events, Science festivals, Video and podcasts | Tagged google science fair, scientific american
By Lillienne Zen on 16 Sep 2015
In July we announced that we were running a small scale experiment in collaboration with Research Square offering audio-visual summaries of research papers to a small group of authors. The purpose of this trial is to understand whether this is a useful service for authors and the wider research community. You can find out more about this initiative here. Read more
Posted in Science communication and outreach, Video and podcasts
By Amy Bourke on 30 Jul 2015
Today we are introducing an experimental collaboration with independent research communication company Research Square to help authors explain their research to the academic community with audio-visual summaries. This six-week trial is part of Nature Publishing Group’s (NPG) ongoing drive to better understand and meet the needs of our authors and readers. To do this, we regularly refine our services and policies, and pilot new services to gather feedback. Read more
Posted in Science communication and outreach, Video and podcasts | Tagged Hazel Newton, research square, Steven Inchcoombe
By nature.com Communities Team on 09 Sep 2013
Brain training games claim to boost your mental skills. But while practicing a game might make you better at it, research in young people has shown it doesn’t improve how well you perform other cognitive tasks in everyday life. Now a new study suggests the case may be different for adults above the age of 60. Read more
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By nature.com Communities Team on 08 Aug 2013
Charlotte Stoddart Head of Multimedia, Nature … Read more
Posted in Featured, Video and podcasts
By nature.com Communities Team on 04 Jul 2013
Soundcloud is an online platform which provides users with a place to upload and share audio– we’ll be uploading the Nature podcast each Thursday and sharing it across our social network pages. Read more
Posted in Featured, Video and podcasts
By nature.com Communities Team on 18 Apr 2013
Kerri Smith presents and produces Nature’s podcasts and the award-winning NeuroPod, and occasionally reports for the News section. She joined Nature as an intern in 2006 after completing an MSc in science communication at Imperial College London. In the past she has contributed to New Scientist and the Times. Kerri has a degree in human sciences and another MSc, in neuroscience, both from the University of Oxford. Read more
Posted in Featured, Video and podcasts | Tagged Communities Happenings |
By nature.com Communities Team on 21 Jul 2011
NASA’s 30-year Space Shuttle Program came to an end today as, for the very last time, the shuttle Atlantis touched down at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida. Read more
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By nature.com Communities Team on 29 Mar 2011
The grand finale to our mini-series on science as seen on screen. Read more
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