#science communication

A new book by mathematician Richard Elwes explores why people are drawn to numbers that exceed everyday intuition, and what that says about human thought.

NASA won two Webby Awards and five People’s Voice Awards, underscoring how podcasts, social media and immersive tools have become central to the agency’s public outreach.

An experimental study published in PNAS Nexus found that professional journalists who watched a seven-minute science-reporting training video were much more likely to write accurate headlines about research.

A new Universe Today feature revisits how Pavel Cherenkov turned a faint blue glow in irradiated water into one of physics’ most recognizable phenomena.

Editors from 20 health and science journals are urging platforms, publishers, communicators, and policymakers to strengthen safeguards for medical information as concerns over misinformation persist.