Sentence examples for communicating their work from inspiring English sources

Are scientists their own worst enemies when it comes to communicating their work?

More positively, "[h]alf also think scientists should be rewarded for communicating their work" and that is excellent news.

Barnett, like Obama, is not a scientist, but knows a lot of good ones, and has a gift for communicating their work to a general audience.

The appeal to the audience, says Dunthorne, is that "they get to see (for a fiver) a live literature show that can take in poetry, video, songs, stories, animation, comedy, 'multi-vox', slide shows, mini-lectures, performed by writers who are great at writing, but also great at communicating their work".

► In this week's Science editorial, Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt offered early-career scientists tips on communicating their work.

A funny thing happens when scientists reach this point: All of a sudden they become lucid, at least when it comes to communicating their work.

I'm in the second year of co-teaching a Pace University course helping environmental science graduate students develop the ability to communicate their work and avoid the pitfalls that come in a field that is often at the center of policy disputes.

Scientists communicate their work primarily through scholarly publications and presentations at scientific meetings.

Teams also communicate their work to a larger client audience as forms of "Demo sessions" and occasionally with a more formal meeting where members of the team, client, and Reaktor head-quarters representatives discuss on the project on a more strategic level.

The nascent movement and film are the latest products of Shlain's fellowship project, "Let it Ripple: Mobile Films for Global Change," which leverages technology to make collaborative films that help social change movements communicate their work.

If live streaming continues on an upward trajectory and socially-savvy nonprofits adopt it, it has the power to make nonprofits communicate their work in a more engaging, frequent, and visual way.