Science in the News speaker orientation ✅️ Our speakers, coordinators, and directors put our heads together to finalize talk titles (with a little help from ChatGPT!) Be on the lookout for more details on the when, where, and what of our Science in the News talks this spring!

Our first round of mini-talks kicks off this season of Science in the News! We learned about lemurs, sunscreen, neural networks, and more. If you're interested in being a Science in the News speaker, sign up for a mini-talk in the link in our bio!

This is a plum tree. @thechrishan loves plums, but his favorite type of tree is a "phylogenetic tree," which describes how organisms are evolutionarily related. Come see "From Guts to Galaxies: Evolution on Multiple Scales" for more! https://t.co/7hS822ODH6 #sciencecommunication

Excited to chat with @GoAstroMo about her journey as an astrophysicist, folklorist, science communicator, podcast host, and author! https://t.co/TccRIgaXF3 @YSACNAS @YaleMedDEI @yalesenate @YSCscicomm @WISAYale @YalePhysicsDept @YaleAstronomy @yalephysics @NOBCChE_Yale @YBDIC_

Did you know you have an ecosystem of healthy germs living inside you? Come listen to Nora talk about this "Microbiome," why it is vital to your health, and how it evolves and changes throughout your life! https://t.co/7hS822O5Ry

Beluga whales, the “canaries of the sea,” fill the ocean with whistles, squeals, and chirps. Isa’s talk will highlight how belugas use sound to navigate and communicate. Come see Species Spotlight: From Deep Freeze to Shining Seas! https://t.co/3jwYDn2crH

Squids are whizzes at creating colors and blending in. They can change their appearance using an almost unlimited palette of colors. Anjana will explain the science behind how squids camouflage in Species Spotlight: From Deep Freeze to Shining Seas. https://t.co/3jwYDn2crH

Did you know dinosaurs might not be just a thing of the past? Tayah will discuss which extinct creature is the best candidate to bring back to the future and why! Tune into Species Spotlight: Deep Freeze to Shining Seas at multiple venues in February. https://t.co/3jwYDn2crH

What the heck is science comedy? Join us for a fun and funny workshop from @srsiskind and Carolyn Ayers of @HelloSciCom. Learn about the importance of comedy in science and how you can use it to communicate your research. This Thursday at 3 pm!

Any followers at @Yale ? If so, check out our talk on Science Comedy hosted by the @YSCscicomm !! Next Thursday at 3pm! (There will be cookies and giveaways which may or may note include pics of Chris Pratt).

Last chance to see "Modern Problems, Modern Solutions: An Outlook into the Future" this Thursday at 7pm hosted by @sxlibrary! Register here: https://t.co/RCPo0PLwOW

Another chance to catch an incredible Science in the News talk TOMORROW at 7pm hosted by @NewCanaanLibr!! Register here: https://t.co/m1fFp0PxKt

Don't forget to register for "Modern Problems, Modern Solutions: An Outlook into the Future" TOMORROW at 5pm hosted by @BKLYNlibrary! Register here: https://t.co/Bb7sKTHoMn

The premiere of "Modern Problems, Modern Solutions: An Outlook into the Future" is June 15th at 5pm hosted by @BKLYNlibrary!!

Three upcoming dates to see "Modern Problems, Modern Solutions: An Outlook into the Future": June 15th, 5pm @BKLYNlibrary June 17th, 7pm @NewCanaanLibr June 24, 7pm @sxlibrary

Coming up is the LAST SITN talk of the 2021 Season!!! https://t.co/B4te3GccxR

Last chance to catch "It's My Life: From Conception to Old Age" TOMORROW at 7pm hosted by @danburylibrary! Register here: https://t.co/qlBoXuRViM

Last chance to see "It's My Life: From Conception to Old Age" is on Tuesday, May 25th at 7pm hosted by @danburylibrary!

This Thursday at 7pm!

Another chance to watch "It's My Life: From Conception to Old Age" on Thursday, May 20th at 7pm hosted by @NHFPL Register here: https://t.co/5zNChqBaaL