Social Media For Scientists Part 5: It's Time To e-Volve

By Christie Wilcox on May 16, 2012

If you follow this blog closely, you know I have a strong opinion on the use of new media platforms for science communication. Well, in the most recent Biological Bulletin, I delve into exactly why I feel scientists need to take charge and embrace these tools. The best part: the full version is FREE, so check it out!

Wilcox, Christie (2012). Guest Editorial: It's Time To e-Volve: Taking Responsibility for Science Communication in a Digital Age Biological Bulletin, 222, 85-87

More Social Media for Scientists:

Part 1: It's Our Job

Part 2: You Do Have Time

Part 2.5: Breaking Stereotypes

Part 3: Win-Win

Part 4: On The Road

Part 5: It's Time To e-Volve

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Christie Wilcox is a postdoctoral researcher in cellular and molecular biology at the University of Hawaii, where she studies venom. She is also a science blogger and communicator. Follow Christie Wilcox on Twitter Credit: Nick Higgins

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