A plain language summary can extend the reach of your research to the people who most need it. Here's what a plain language summary is and how you can write one well.

A communications work package is more than blog posts and newsletters. Here's what one actually involves, when your project needs one, and what to do if it doesn't.

Not sure if your ocean research will attract media interest? Here's how journalists and editors assess newsworthiness, and how to apply that thinking to your work.

Ocean research rarely influences policy on its own. Here's how to frame your findings, choose the right format, and reach decision-makers at the moment it matters.

Not every communications consultant understands ocean science, policy, or the culture of the ocean world. Here's what to look for – and what to ask – before you hire.

Most research communication plans start with a list of deliverables. Here's why that's the wrong starting point, and how to build a strategy that actually serves your research goals.

Policy briefs can help your science reach decision-makers - but only if they are targeted to the right audience.

Science communication and dissemination are not the same thing, but they're often treated as if they are. Here's why the distinction matters for ocean researchers

What chronological rather than algorithm-driven social media feeds means for ocean communication.