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Wiley Society Newsletter - March 2017
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Welcome to the March 2017 issue of the Wiley Society Newsletter
In this issue we explore the role of the media in science communication, discuss cutting-edge tools for survey analysis, and celebrate International Women’s Day with a look at pioneering women scientists through the ages.
Women have faced many challenges to being included in the research community. This year for International Women’s Day, we celebrated the voices of women in research and their continued impact.
Everyone knows Marie Curie, but have you heard of Nettie Stevens? In our latest comic strip, we highlight just a few of the bold thinkers who opened doors for future generations of scientists.
In a follow up to our popular post on tips for using surveys to better understand your membership, we took a deeper look at how sophisticated analysis can help you offer the right range of benefits to meet diverse member needs.
We asked Adam Hart, Professor of Science Communication at the University of Gloucestershire, about the role of societies in this ongoing debate. Some researchers are eager to talk to journalists and some are not, but popular media often determines what research gets public attention, and what doesn’t.
From Altmetrics to the H-Index, new article-level metrics keep appearing. Which ones matter in your discipline, and which ones should you watch for the future?
Each year, the Wiley Foundation awards a prize in Biomedical Research to a breakthrough accomplishment in pure or applied life research. This year, the award goes to Joachim Frank, Marin van Heel, and Richard Henderson for their pioneering developments in cryo-electron microscopy.