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Issue 121 Autumn 2016

The
Endocrinologist

Let's talk about hormones: how to succeed in public engagement
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A word from the Editor

As a bunch, I reckon most of us would consider ourselves to be of a quantitative disposition. We like error bars, n numbers, units, axes and replicates. Like any discipline that seeks to bring clarity to complex situations, this codifying is essential to having meaningful interactions with colleagues.

A word from the Editor
A word from the Editor

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Public engagement: bringing the work of endocrinologists to life How to 'do' tv Navigating a 'two-way street': public involvement in health research How can we widen access to medicine? The Conversation: because we still need experts Top tips for working with the media A new kind of chemistry ... where endocrinology meets art STEM careers: inspiring the next generation Running a science stand: a volunteer's survival guide Medawar's dictum on endocrine evolution: a case of mistaken identity?
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Next Generation

Engaging students with endocrinology: undergraduate achievement awards Modernising the workforce survey
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Nurses' News

What you can expect from SfE BES 2016: a nurse's perspective Nurses' editorial
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Opinion

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Should you tweet? New developments: CRG and the endocriology dashboard
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