Reading List

RL #014: Well-run and successful meetings

Team meetings, project meetings, informal gatherings, and conferences. It is impressive how different meetings are conducted and experienced. Without focusing…

RL #013: About being brief

I once had a co-worker who included the phrase “Sent from Mobile Phone. Excuse brevity.” in his eMail signature. I…

RL #012: Newsletters: a Direct Link

Having written about meta-themes such as Common Sense and Relatability in science communication lately, this issue focuses on newsletters. Anachronistic?…

RL #011: Commons Sense: Creating Commons by Science Communication

Of the commons in theory and practice, in urban traffic and vaccine development – and in french film. This Oikoplus…

RL #010: Creating Relatability in SciComm

Communication succeeds when it creates relations. I have little idea about mechanics. Physics was one of my favorite school subjects…

RL #009: What if our dinosaurs were fluffy?

Who remembers illustrated volumes about dinosaurs? With leathery, peely skin, a T-Rex gazes into the eyes of the mostly young…

RL #008: More and More Tools: a Look into the Future of Science Communication

“Get a cup of tea, friends of the sun, make yourselves comfortable – time for science!” This is how the…

RL #007: Too complex vs. too banal – How to communicate science in an understandable way?

This issue of the Oikoplus Reading List is about how easy it is to communicate science. Unfortunately, the links are…

RL #005: Science Fiction, Ficta, Science-in-Fiction: Does Fictionalization Benefit Science Communication?

Can fictionalization help communicate science? To abbreviate the answer we provide here: Yes, fictionalization can help science communicate its content…

RL #004: Facts, Knowledge, Opinions, Fake and Bullshit

Truth does not have the best reputation at the moment. Is there any truth in science at all? How true…

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