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  • Effective science communication is necessary for engaging the public in scientific discourse and ensuring equitable access to knowledge. Training doctoral students in science communication will instill principles of accessibility, accountability, and adaptability in the next generation of scientific leaders, who are poised to expand science’s reach, generate public support for research funding, and counter misinformation. To this aim, we provide a guide for implementing formal science communication training for doctoral students.

    • Christina Maher
    • Trevonn Gyles
    • Daniela Schiller
    Comments & Opinion
    Nature Neuroscience
    Volume: 27, P: 1211-1213

  • Exposure at birth to maternal microbiota has significant effects on offspring health and development. Here, the authors validate a model where inoculation of mice at birth with human vaginal microbiota produces significant effects on offspring health that are further amplified by an unhealthy prenatal environment.

    • Eldin Jašarević
    • Elizabeth M. Hill
    • Tracy L. Bale
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 12, P: 1-16