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The Innately Science Newspaper
The People Behind Issue 1 & 2
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Nadia Rajab
Editor-In-Chief
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Ruscena Wiederholt
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Daniel Underwood
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Louise Weightman
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Augustina Boateng
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Shreya Gupta
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Obinna Tony-Francis Ochem
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Tejasvi Shah
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Victoria Miller
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Liv Siefert
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Krista Beardy
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Jessica Kantor
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Camilla Bertolini
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David Quang Pham
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Daniel Bethell
A special spotlight on…
Leah Howe (Honeysuckle Howse)
A story that combines floristry and healthcare.
Read about Leah in Issue 1!
A big thank you to…
Rosalyn Burroughs for illustrating the cover of our new publication!
Rosalyn Burroughs
@made.by.ros www.madebyros.com
Rosalyn is an illustrator and designer specialising in Non-fiction illustration. She enjoys using illustrations to help make information more accessible and interesting to a wider audience, helping people to find a love for learning and to want to learn more.
This months affirmation.
Embracing the affirmation "I am a Scientist" is a powerful reminder that science isn’t just for people in lab coats or with years of formal education. It’s a mindset, a curiosity, and a dedication to learning and discovery. Science is about asking questions, exploring the world, and finding answers through observation and critical thinking. By affirming "I am a Scientist," we’re claiming our right to wonder, to experiment, and to understand the world around us.
This affirmation encourages us to see ourselves as active participants in the scientific journey, no matter our background or field. It’s about recognizing that science belongs to everyone and that each of us can contribute to its growth. So, whenever you feel uncertain, remember this month’s affirmation, because you are a scientist, and your questions, ideas, and curiosity matter.
UPCOMING WEBINARS
UPCOMING WEBINARS
Finding Your Voice: STEM Communication
In a world where science plays a pivotal role, the ability to communicate complex ideas in STEM is more essential than ever. Finding Your Voice: STEM Communication is a webinar designed to help scientists, learners, educators, and communicators build the skills and confidence needed to share their scientific ideas effectively with diverse audiences. This session will cover the foundations of impactful communication, from simplifying complex concepts to storytelling and engaging presentation techniques. You’ll learn how to make your voice heard, whether you're presenting research, inspiring the next generation, or advocating for science in the public sphere. Join us to strengthen your communication skills and unlock the power of your voice in the STEM world!
Ever wondered what it takes to get your work published in a scientific journal? Publishing in Science: Behind the Scenes is a comprehensive webinar that will demystify the publication process. We’ll dive into everything from crafting a compelling manuscript to navigating peer review, and understanding what editors look for in submissions. Gain insights into choosing the right journal, handling feedback, and avoiding common pitfalls that can slow down publication. Whether you're an early-career researcher or looking to strengthen your publishing skills, this session will equip you with the knowledge to share your research confidently with the world. Join us for an insider’s look at what it takes to get published and make an impact in the scientific community!