With a belief that research should be accessible, our summaries simplify scientific articles by focusing on knowledge gaps, major findings, and impact.
Exciting news! Join us for the kick-off of the CSV Early Career Researcher Virtual Seminar Series on Friday, Nov 22 @ 10:30 AM PT / 1:30 PM ET!
Featuring talks from @brycewarner1 and @M_Goncheva.
Zoom link will be sent to CSV members! Don't miss out! #Virology#ECR#CSV
Applications are now open for the third annual John Dingle Science Communication Internship program! This summer, four students will take part in a 12-week paid internship with one of our host units 🧪
Learn more and apply by Monday, Feb. 27: bit.ly/3luvdyJ
Are you interested in gaining skills in science communication but unsure where to start? Consider submitting a summary to us and getting it published! We now have a template for students to follow to write a blog post and start on their sci comm journey.
plosibilities.ca/how-to-subm…
Our first blog of the re-launch is up:
Battle of the Bacteria: Antibiotics and Antimicrobial Resistance 🥊
What do bacteria and Olympic gold medalists have to do with each other? Click on the link below👇
plosibilities.ca/2022/05/12/…
The blog is back and better than ever thanks to the tremendous effort from @DalScience students! Can’t wait to read all the exciting posts in the future. #SciComm#OpenAccessScience
I am pleased to announce the re-launch of Think of the PLoSibilities. Through PLoSibilities we hope to increase accessibility and promote an interdisciplinary approach to science communication. I encourage anyone interested in sci comm to get involved!
plosibilities.ca
I am pleased to announce the re-launch of Think of the PLoSibilities. Through PLoSibilities we hope to increase accessibility and promote an interdisciplinary approach to science communication. I encourage anyone interested in sci comm to get involved!
plosibilities.ca
New on #PLoSibilities this week... megalithic tombs (bit.ly/2VtoK9p)! Check out how researchers used genetic testing methods combined with archeology to improve understanding about these historical sites @PNASNews@iGEM
New this week on #PLoSibilities...🐜! Read about how worker ants prepare for the harsh outdoors (bit.ly/2uxKktC). Also, check out our new map showing where our summaries come from (bit.ly/2WrlSpz). Our goal is to post at least one summary from every continent!
New posts are up on #PLoSibilities! From the effectiveness of student teaching evaluations to Zika virus transmission, there is a lot to read. Interested in writing a post yourself? Check out the “how to submit” section of the blog! @iGEM@DalScience@SMUScience#SciComm
A new #PLoSibilities post is up (bit.ly/2HDtkLK)! Learn about how a group of researchers are studying whether the bacteria that live in your nose and throat change your chances of getting the flu 🤧 @iGEM@PLOSONE
This week at #PLoSibilities we are trying something new... infographics! Shout out to @DalScience undergraduate student Qendresa for showing us how it's done (bit.ly/2TZ9Brg). Be sure to check out her summary of cell phone use and memory in teens 🤳@iGEM
Thank you for joining us on our official Think of the #PLoSibilities twitter account! Since you're here, why not check out our latest summary on Lyme-disease (bit.ly/2FzCBmY) @iGEM