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#TheTweetingBird

By Steve Dudley (he/him)|2021-06-08T14:42:07+00:0018 Aug 2017|Altmetric, altmetrics, Facebook, sciblogging, scicomm, science blogging, science communication, social media, Twitter|

Using social media to communicate science in order to benefit your research

How social is #AOSSCO17?

By Steve Dudley (he/him)|2021-06-08T15:10:06+00:004 Aug 2017|Community, Conferences, engagement, Facebook, scicomm, science communication, social media, Twitter|

Ornithologists are a social bunch, which is easy to see [...]

Working for our ornithology community

By Steve Dudley (he/him)|2021-06-09T12:43:33+00:0021 Jul 2017|Altmetric, altmetrics, authors, blog, blogging, BOU, BOU series, Community, IBIS, Journal, new articles, People, sciblogging, scicomm, science blogging, science communication, social media, Twitter|

Read how the BOU supports the ornithology community

Of writing and Redshanks – the benefits of blogging with the BOU

By Elwyn Sharps|2021-06-09T12:48:52+00:0019 Jul 2017|Altmetric, blog, blogging, BOU, BOU series, communication, Community, IBIS, Journal, People, sciblogging, scicomm, Science, science blogging, science communication, social media|

#theBOUblog has forged a reputation for delivering for authors wanting to promote their research

The BOU: who we are, what we do

By Steve Dudley (he/him)|2020-09-22T13:17:28+00:0014 Jul 2017|blog, blogging, BOU, BOU series, BOURC, Community, early career, early-career researcher, ECR, engagement, funding, grants, Grants Committee, IBIS, Journal, People, Records Committee, sciblogging, scicomm, science blogging, science communication, social media, volunteers|

BOU is about community. Learn about why we do what we do from some of our members.

BOU – we’re better when we’re together

By Steve Dudley (he/him)|2021-06-09T13:36:53+00:0030 Jun 2017|Altmetric, altmetrics, authors, BOU, BOU series, Community, IBIS, People, scicomm, Science, science communication, social media|

How does a small society keep it together?

Using social media to promote ornithological research and contribute to published articles’ altmetrics

By Steve P. Dudley|2021-07-19T15:10:36+00:0030 Jun 2017|Altmetric, altmetrics, Facebook, Journal, journal metrics, scicomm, science communication, social media, Twitter|

You can help drive your own articles’ altmetrics

The BOU – a personal perspective from the US

By Auriel Fournier|2021-06-09T13:44:59+00:0028 Jun 2017|BOU, BOU series, Community, IBIS, People, scicomm, social media, Twitter|

The BOU educates and motivates members to engage with others

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