The AGA Blog publishes posts by our authors and members on recent papers in the Journal of Heredity, by AGA awardees on their research, and on other topics in line with the AGA mission to encourage the study of comparative genetics and genomics in order to document, conserve, and manage organismal diversity. The goal of the AGA blog is to provide an inclusive forum for science communication. "Getting your foot in the door," particularly when it comes to popular science writing and blogging, can be daunting. However, at the AGA Blog, we welcome all science communicators, from those who have never blogged before to seasoned pros.
1. If you are not already an AGA member, please join here: Membership
A one-year membership costs $20 for students, postdocs, and early career scientists.
Membership gives you access to the entire 100+ years of Journal of Heredity, as well as other member-only information and benefits. When we receive your first blog post, we will extend your membership for another year for free.
2. Check out blog-post ideas:
3. Submit your post idea with Subject: POST_IDEA to Stacy Krueger-Hadfield, Social Media Editor, at sakh@uab.edu and cc to agablogposts@theaga.org
4. Once Stacy approves your post, follow the Guidelines:
5. Read and share your work!
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