The importance of promoting scientific advocacy & outreach for trainees.
The importance of promoting scientific advocacy & outreach for trainees.
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DOI：
10.1038/s41386-023-01530-6
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发表时间：
2023-04
影响因子：
7.6
通讯作者：
Kaseda, Erin Taniyo
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作者：
Rouzer, Siara Kate;Kalinowski, Leanna Marie;Kaseda, Erin Taniyo
许多科学组织，包括神经科学学会、国家科学基金会、自然出版集团和美国科学促进会，积极鼓励其成员参与科学宣传，将公众宣传描述为“科学的当务之急”和“科学研究未来的关键”。然而，这篇文章的作者---三个专门从事神经科学和神经心理学的实习生---认识到其他早期职业的科学家可能会对从事实验室或诊所以外的活动感到恐惧。外联和宣传作为专业活动往往被低估，因此在传统的学术结构下得不到奖励或激励。即使对推广感兴趣，早期职业研究人员也可能担心时间承诺，活动是否会促进他们的职业目标，以及他们的知识水平是否足以以有意义的方式促进科学。为了解决这些不确定性，我们设计了这篇文章来明确说明科学推广的好处，并为学员分享相关推广机会的策划列表。
Many scientific organizations, including the Society for Neuroscience, National Science Foundation, Nature Publishing Group, and American Association for the Advancement of Science, actively encourage their members to engage in scientific advocacy, describing public outreach as “a scientific imperative” and “key for the future of scientific research.” However, the authors of this article—three trainees specializing in neuroscience and neuropsychology-recognize that other early-career scientists may feel trepidation engaging in activities outside the laboratory or clinic. Outreach and advocacy are often undervalued as professional activities, and thus not rewarded or incentivized under traditional academic structures. Even with interest in outreach, early-career researchers may worry about time-commitments, whether activities will foster their career goals, and if their level of knowledge is adequate to promote science in a meaningful way. To address these uncertainties, we devised this article to explicitly state the benefits of scientific outreach, and to share a curated list of relevant outreach opportunities for trainees.
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