This newsletter:
- Directs you to other experts’ analyses of social media networks for research
- Offers insight into the use of social media by scientists and knowledge institutions
- Keeps you updated on upcoming workshops and events
and ultimately:
- Helps you evolve as a communicating scientist and communications professional.
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September 2026:
Ten years in good company
August 2026:
Big social networks are anti-social
May 2026:
Presence without substance
April 2026:
The myth of shrinking attention
March 2026:
Algorithms want you to be boring
January 2026:
Book launch in Copenhagen: ‘Social Media for Research Impact’
December 2025:
Ice sheet, ice shelf: Do you know the difference?
November 2025:
Forget viral content: Quiet social platforms matter
August 2025:
What I learned from co-authoring a book
January 2025:
Help us with our new book!
December 2024:
Bluesky has the juice — new top 100 list
November 2024:
A (secret) researcher drop out
September 2024:
How to be kind on social media — a guide for scientists
August 2024:
The ‘nicer’ alternative to Twitter (X): One scientific field at a time
June 2024:
Kindness in research training
May 2024:
Going mindful — social media balance for scientists
February 2024:
Social media ethics / The new scientific Twitter is Bluesky