Science Communication Portfolio - Sea Level Rise (example)

Sample document on communicating Sea Level Rise. Companion document to the Science Communication Portfolio (https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.5933443.v1

Sharing Science thru Storytelling (2018 Ocean Sciences)

Slides from a science communication workshop presented at 2018 Ocean Sciences meeting in Portland Oregon (12 Feb 2018). <br>(Version 1, 2 are the same, just updated author and categories)<br

Sharing Science thru Storytelling (2017 Aquatic Sciences)

Slides from a science communication workshop presented at 2017 Aquatic Sciences meeting in Honolulu, Hawai'i (1 March 2017). <br

A Scientific Author Guide for Publishing Open Research Using Physical Samples

Material samples are foundational for research across a wide range of biological, environmental, and other interdisciplinary sciences. Their value and the value of the data derived from them depend to a large extent on the way we describe, identify, and reference them in publications and datasets. Use of globally unique and persistent sample identifiers and availability of rich and consistent information (metadata and data) about a sample on the web are critical for making samples and sample data findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR). This guide presents best practices for supporting open science for samples, developed by the Physical Sample Curation Cluster of the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) organization. Following this guidance will help ensure that we are able to track use of samples over time, which enables reproducible research, future data integration, reuse, and credit. The ESIP Physical Sample Curation Cluster is a forum for the community supporting physical samples in the earth, space, and environmental sciences. The working group consists of individual researchers who collect and work with physical samples, curators and collections managers, and cyberinfrastructure providers and developers.</p