Are you a fan of Instagram? Which science accounts do you love to follow? We’ve chosen ten of our favourite Instagram scientists who are using their channels to support PhD students, amplify minority voices, and share great science with the world!
It’s time to introduce our next Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Akino Mercy Charles Solomon is a postdoc at Temple University, Philadelphia, USA, and she told us how the $500 grant will help fund a trip to Ireland to present her research findings!
Looking for ways to improve your science communication skills? This year's Science Talk conference has lots to offer and can help you learn new skills or build on existing ones. We spoke to co-founder Allison Coffin & volunteer Owen Phillips who told us more about the event and why effective scicomm skills are so important in today's world.
Have you registered for a science conference this year? Which ones are you most excited about? We’ve picked out ten upcoming conferences in 2023 that we think are not to be missed!
Let’s meet another member of our Hello Bio team! Katie Marsalo is the Office Manager at our US office, and she told us a little more about her role, as well as her love of music and travel.
We can’t wait to meet you at the BNA International Festival of Neuroscience 2023! Come and say ‘hello’ to the Hello Bio team at stand 21 on 23-26th April 2023!
Becoming a confident peer reviewer takes time and commitment, and it’s important to have the relevant skills and experience before embarking on your first review. In this new article, three experienced life scientists share their top tips to help prepare you for peer review.
It’s time to introduce our latest Early Career Scientist Grant winner! Larissa Socrier is a postdoc at the Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization, and she told us how the $500 grant will help fund a trip to France to present her research!
We’re delighted to introduce another of our Lab Heroes AwardsTM 2022 Highly Commended nominees! Patricia Mariscal Ramírez is a PhD student who told us more about life in the Berrocoso Lab at the University of Cádiz...
Social media is a great way for scientists to connect, and Twitter remains one the most popular communication platforms amongst researchers. In this guest blog, science communicator & podcaster Elodie Chabrol shares 10 top tips to help you build your follower count and tweet like a pro!
