Science on Tap, hosted by Steven Reiner
A scientist walks into a bar, sits down with a journalist and orders a beer… Email journalism@stonybrook.edu for reservations to the next episode. Click here for all of the episodes.LATEST NEWS
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CCS Workshops
Are you a university faculty member or administrator who wants to do more to improve the communication of science? Contact the Center for Communicating Science to learn about our techniques and materials, and share experiences with others working in this field. Stay tuned for upcoming workshops at the Stony Brook University campus this fall. To discuss a workshop catered for your home institution email communicatingscience@stonybrook.edu.To Donate
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Our Mission
The Center for Communicating Science works to enhance understanding of science by helping train the next generation of scientists and health professionals to communicate more effectively with the public.
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Improvisation for scientists? Absolutely!
Can playing improvisational theater games help scientists connect more directly and spontaneously with their audiences? The results look promising.
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Graduate Courses in Communicating Science
Graduate Students in the sciences at Stony Brook University have a rare opportunity to sharpen their edge by taking credit-bearing courses in Communicating Science to the Public.



