@BrentEwers This study by @ClaytonTLamb, @SophieLGilbert, and @adamTford doesn't analyze Twitter directly, but it's on the same phenomenon. They think a portfolio approach to #SciComm is most effective https://t.co/O8NkdxKfN5
For further reading "Tweet success? Scientific communication correlates with increased citations in Ecology and Conservation": https://t.co/2utrxuNZTj via @thePeerJ
@HannahSwegarden @sensitivsci Finally, some good news for young scientists:
Your research tends to be more popular on #SocialMedia
https://t.co/7zPeiW5qYE
And, a study found that the Altmetric Attention Score, including Twitter activity, was positively correlated w/ citation rates. https://t.co/CRGwLGVvru
Can twitter help scientists communicate better? At least some people think so, and have the evidence.
Science communication in Ecology https://t.co/9bz7ezDEo2 via @thePeerJ