Non-profit scientific publisher BioOne has recognised five early career authors in three countries, who best communicate their specialised research beyond their immediate discipline and to the public at large.
Effective communication is fundamental to ensuring the use of scientific information to make informed, evidence-based decisions. BioOne invited qualified nominees to submit a 250-word, plain-language summary explaining how the results of their work apply across disciplines and to the public at large.
The winners are: Dr. Ben Anderson - nominated by CSIRO Publishing; Kalhari Bandara Goonewardene - nominated by the American Association of Avian Pathologists; Dr. Robbie Hart - nominated by the Missouri Botanical Garden; Sarah Speck - nominated by the International Mountain Society; and Dr. Larry Wood - nominated by the Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles.
BioOne created its Ambassador Award to spotlight rising scholars in their specialties and generate a wider interest in recent research from the publishing partners. Each winner will receive a $1,000 award and wide dissemination of their research.
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