Communicating science

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If you have significant scientific findings that you wish to share with colleagues or the public, or if you aim to influence decision-makers, this guide offers valuable insights. It is structured into two main parts for communicating with peers and the general public, along with a brief section on informing decision-makers. Each part includes Guidelines and Genres, organized alphabetically. The guidelines cover essential topics like acronyms, voice usage, body language, and effective presentations. The genres section explores various communication formats, including speeches, conference presentations, articles, research proposals, and teleconferences. Authored by a professional scientist with a background in academia and industrial consulting, this concise guide reflects his extensive experience in writing and editing both academic and popular science materials. It is designed for engineers, scientists, educators, journalists, science administrators, and medical professionals, as well as editors and publishers, regardless of their language proficiency. This resource aims to help anyone transform complex scientific data into accessible and engaging narratives.