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Explaining science to nonscientists can be like trying to speak an unfamiliar language. But 45 scientists are now better equipped to communicate their work to a lay audience, thanks to a two-day course hosted by Northeastern's Marine Science Center and the Boston Harbor Ecosystem Network. Photo by Benjamin Bertsch/Northeastern University

How to explain to scientists how to explain science

An important job for scientists is explaining their work to a general audience, but this is no easy feat in a society where the average citizen knows very little about scientific concepts. Equipping scientists with the tools to effectively communicate their work to diverse audiences was the goal of a conference hosted by Northeastern.

by Allie Nicodemo May 25, 2018

Faculty experts weigh in on Volkswagen scandal

VW’s admitted installation of software in diesel cars to cheat emissions tests raises questions in fields ranging from law and business to the environment, public health, and technology. We asked Northeastern faculty experts to discuss these issues.

by Thea Singer September 30, 2015

Green chemistry no more?!

Oh, this is so disheartening, friends. The EPA has canceled a $20-million fund to promote green chemistry research projects with virtually no…

by Angela Herring April 10, 2012

How to explain to scientists how to explain science

Faculty experts weigh in on Volkswagen scandal

Green chemistry no more?!

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