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Introduction
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Why talk to the public
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Considerations
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Social Media
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Talking to the Public
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Trust in Scientists
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Living Scientists
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Knowledge of Science
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Stereotypes about Scientists
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Objectives for Science Communication
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Key Points
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The Deficit Model
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The Solar System
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Social Media Tips
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Humor
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Orbital Dynamics
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Personal Connection
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Fluid Dynamics
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General Advice
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Closing Notes
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Interaction with people
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Climate change deniers
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Is it worth it
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Defending colleagues
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Open science
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Social media referees
Description:
Explore the intersection of physics and social media in this 47-minute plenary session from the APS April Meeting 2019. Delve into the opportunities and challenges scientists face in today's connected world. Discover how online engagement can impact research practices and public perception of science. Learn about effective science communication strategies, including the use of humor and personal connections. Examine the benefits and potential pitfalls of sharing scientific work online. Gain insights on interacting with various audiences, from journalists to government officials. Address important topics such as trust in scientists, stereotypes, and dealing with science deniers. Consider the broader implications of social media for open science and academic practices.

Physics and Society - Physics and Social Media

APS Physics
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