How do scientists tell (their) stories?

Scientists are advised to present their research in the form of an appealing narrative. A new study identifies researchers as avid tellers that present their stories to account for their findings.

by Rony Armon and Ayelet Baram-Tsabari


The news media is a major source of information to the general public but talking about one’s own research often clashes with the news values that journalists

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