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| Sep 06, 2017
You watched the total solar eclipse with wonder on August 21, 2017. Relive the memories with this collection of stories submitted by Sigma Xi members about how they watched this special event.
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| Aug 29, 2017
Sigma Xi's 2017 Nobel Prize prediction contest, October Madness, starts today! Cast your vote in the Sweet 16 round.
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John Fennick
| Aug 21, 2017
Sigma Xi member John Fennick weighs in on the reproducible science conversation, with history on the subject and his ideas for solutions.
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Jamie Vernon
| Aug 16, 2017
It's not too late to plan a solar eclipse watch party with your family, friends, or Sigma Xi chapter. These ideas will help make your party a total success.
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| Jul 26, 2017
Sigma Xi's Nobel Prize prediction contest is back and needs your nominations by August 24!
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Aaron Huertas
| Jul 25, 2017
A Q&A with Randy Olson explores why scientists struggle with communication and a storytelling template that could help.
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Jamie Vernon
| Jul 19, 2017
In the July edition of Sigma Xi Speaks, Executive Director and CEO Jamie Vernon asks members, affiliates, and explorers to participate in discussions about the irreproducibility of numerous published scientific studies, and what can be done to address this issue.
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Aaron Huertas
| Jun 27, 2017
There’s significant demand for scientific expertise among state and federal legislative offices. Researchers looking to inform policymakers about their work should consider supplying it.
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| Jun 20, 2017
In October 2015, I wrote that becoming interim executive director and CEO of Sigma Xi for six months was a singular honor. Now, some 21 months later, I was correct. It has been the single greatest honor of my long and varied career.
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| May 17, 2017
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| Apr 19, 2017
Sigma Xi Executive Director and CEO John C. Nemeth encourages members to be science advocates and citizen scientists.
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Jamie Vernon
| Apr 17, 2017
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| Mar 22, 2017
Sigma Xi Executive Director and CEO John C. Nemeth shares how Sigma Xi is celebrating women in science and shares three books featuring female scientists.
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| Mar 01, 2017
This is a guest post written by communication coach Barry Mitsch. It is the responsibility of everyone who values scientific research to show the value science plays in future advancements that contribute to economic growth and improved quality of life. Mitsch shares tips on sharing your message.
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| Feb 21, 2017
Sigma Xi Executive Director and CEO John C. Nemeth encourages members to get involved with the March for Science.
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| Jan 17, 2017
Sigma Xi Executive Director and CEO John Nemeth shares information by disease researcher Peter Hotez on emerging infectious diseases. The Kids Science Reading Corner shares resources to help kids learn about mosquito-borne illness. It also features books about bugs.
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| Dec 21, 2016
This is a guest post written by communication coach Barry Mitsch. Nowadays when technical professionals are asked to give a presentation, they typically begin their preparation by creating some slides using a popular software program that will be projected when speaking to an audience. But is this technology improving presentations or creating a barrier between the speaker and the audience?
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| Dec 20, 2016
Sigma Xi is taking its first steps to help ensure that research in America will continue to attain the highest standards in the coming Trump administration. I call on you now for your participation.
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| Dec 14, 2016
Paul R. Sanberg, winner of the Sigma Xi 2016 John P. McGovern Science and Society Award, shares his lecture from the 2016 Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. A main message of his lecture was that researchers have a meaningful role to play in society by sharing the benefits of their discoveries with other people.
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| Dec 13, 2016
Sigma Xi President Tee L. Guidotti explains the reasoning and history behind Sigma Xi's name change, which was approved at the recent Annual Meeting.