Researchers might be using your Facebook data in their papers
A recent study asked people what they thought about academics using their social media data
Retracted papers continue to circulate on social media, spreading misinformation
We should all be diligent about vetting the research we share — here's how
Scientists celebrate Inverte-Butt-Fest, a photographic homage to spineless backsides
"Invert butts should be celebrated because they have a wide diversity in form and function, and because they bring us all joy"
Science and philosophy can, and should, coexist
MC Hammer's recent tweet has sparked a conversation about the complementary nature of these two fields
How photography can overturn traditional killing of rattlesnakes
Scientists and activists share the beauty of these misunderstood species
Stones from porcupine guts are a hot commodity on Instagram
The wildlife trade has moved online, and porcupines are under threat
#BlackBirdersWeek highlights Black nature enthusiasts and scientists
The social media campaign was prompted in part by Christian Cooper's experience in Central Park
Tiger King exposed the dark side of for-profit zoos, but people have not gotten the message
The reason you say, "awwww" when you see a puppy is the same reason it is so difficult to convince people that baby tiger petting is wrong
No more coronavirus takes
Please I'm begging you
Stuck at home? College chemistry lessons are on TikTok, with Katy Perry accompaniment
One professor hopes that having General Chemistry students make their own TikToks teaches a broad audience about science
My cat's coat is mostly white with dark tabby patches. What's going on?
A researcher uses a tweetorial to figure out the underlying genetics for their cat's coat
TikToks are teaching Generation Z about science
Yes, you can share funny clips on TikTok, but what about communicating science on this platform?
Reddit's r/science community is one of science writing's biggest outlets, with the stats to prove it
At ASHG 2019, Jennifer (Piper) Below shares the numbers behind r/science's global reach
No, Marianne Williamson, antidepressants and antipsychotics are not just "store-bought neurotransmitters"
It is important for patients — and presidential candidates — to accurately understand how psychiatric drugs work
RelativelyRisky points out the fine print in medical studies
This new Twitter account skewers our misunderstanding of absolute risk
Scientists are fostering public trust on social media, one selfie at a time
A new study finds empirical evidence that #ScientistsWhoSelfie is an effective communication tool
A scientist responds to that 'Science' Instagram essay
Online outreach helps highlight women and people of color in the field
Our cofounder moved across the country to see the eclipse and he will never be the same
“I can’t tell if I’m blacking out or the sun’s being blacked out”