“Communicating science. The researcher and the world” by Marie Demker and Bengt Johansson, both professors at University of Gothenburg, was recently published by Studentlitteratur. The book (only available in Swedish) takes its starting point in the researcher as part of the public and the demands it places on being able to communicate. In addition, it provides some practical tips and advice on how to think in different situations. Employees at Sahlgrenska Academy have a chance to win one of the two copies. Email the address you want the book sent to: akademiliv@gu.se no later than Monday 26 June.
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