Blog Audio 37 : Quand la musique est bonne… Hommage à Oliver Sacks
Auteure : Pascale Baugé Blog : Le Monde et Nous Billet original : http://lemondeetnous.cafe-sciences.org/2015/08/quand-la-musique-est-bonne/ Enregistrement : Alan
Year: 2015
Papers with shorter titles likely to get more citations
Shorter could be sweeter
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Marketing for Scientists – Intro and Chapter 1
Time flies. When I wrote the intro to this series of blog posts, I truly believed I would manage to post at least one summary per week. I should know by now, shouldn’t I? Anyways, here’s more. Let’s begin with the author’s Intro and Chapter I
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What is the ‘Science of Science Communication’? by Dan M. Kahan :: SSRN via @twieguez “What is the ‘Science of Science Communication’? Dan M. Kahan Yale University – Law School; Harvard University – Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics February …
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Never Say These 7 Things in Sales via @amandavwilson 1. “That’s not my department.” 2. “You can trust me.” 3. “I don’t use this myself.” 4. “It’s a company policy.” 5. “We’re competitive.” 6. “This might be out of your …
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Getting a sharper picture of social media’s influence | McKinsey & Company (via @jeromebailly) * Social recommendations induced an average of 26 percent of purchases across all product categories, according to our data. That’s substantially higher than the 10 to …
Marketing for Scientists – An Introduction
I am currently reading a book called “Marketing for Scientists: How to Shine in Tough Times” by the astrophysicist and country music composer Marc J. Kuchner, and I must confess, it is stunning. I thought I’d share my reading notes as my reading progresses…