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We welcome pitches year-round, and we invite pitches about a wide range of topics. As you can see by looking at our SciComm Resource Guide, our sense of what comprises SciComm is broad and diverse. See contributed posts for examples of the range of topics past contributors have addressed, and feel free to respond to an existing post and/or suggest a totally distinct topic.

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