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A Touch of Magic 😀🤔. Tackling hype and hyperbole in reporting of sex/gender neuroscience. Just how 'profound' and 'fundamental' are such findings? "Proof at last" - really? Or "actually it's complicated"🤔🤔. See what you think and let us know if we are on the right track.

Mind your language! Not just what the story is but how you tell it - NoiseinNeuroscience. MAGIC guidelines to complement Nature journals initiative: noiseinneuroscience.com

We have collaborated with NoiseinNeuroscience to produce these draft guidelines to ensure accurate and responsible communication of research on sex and gender and the brain 👇

Great to be working with Royal Statistical Society to develop guidelines on responsible communication of research on sex/gender and the brain. Let us know what you think of the draft and help us develop them and put them into practice noiseinneuroscience.com

The scientific search for sex and gender differences has always been controversial. At this ABSW event, on 19 July in London, Angela Saini, Gina Rippon, David Robson and Linda Geddes will discuss responsible communication on research into sex/gender. absw.org.uk/events/how-to-…

Sign up by next Friday July 8th for the ABSW's discussion in London on July 19th about reporting on differences between men and women emerging from research. We have great speakers: Angela Saini, Linda Geddes , David Robson and Gina Rippon Register here: absw.org.uk/events/how-to-…

Come meet David Robson Linda Geddes Gina Rippon and Angela Saini for a drink, and then sit back on the comfy sofas in the Everyman Cinema Kings Cross and hear them discuss how to think better about sex and gender in science. absw.org.uk/events/how-to-…

Exciting news: do join this event hosted by the Association of British Science Writers on responsible communication of sex/gender in science, at the Everyman cinema, King's Cross London, 19 July. A great line-up which will make for a fascinating discussion. Sign-up via link below

Thanks to all who braved 40 deg heat, buckled rails, and suffocating Tube trains. And thanks to ABSW for arranging this. It was great to get the conversation on 'How to Write Better about Sex and Gender in Science' going. Watch this space! noiseinneuroscience.com NoiseinNeuroscience

Interested in how to get the truth, the whole truth & nothing but the truth about sex/gender and the brain? Join our free event hosted by Royal Statistical Society 18th Jan 6pm, with speakers inc Guardian science correspondent Hannah Devlin Prof Daphna Joel & Nature Communications' Nathalie Le Bot

📣It's your last opportunity to sign-up to our event with NoiseinNeuroscience exploring misleading claims about sex, gender & the brain With a fantastic line-up of speakers from research & media 📅Weds 18 Jan, 6pm (London) With drinks reception to follow rss.org.uk/training-event…

At Last the Truth! Just how ‘Profound’ or ‘Fundamental’ are so-called sex differences in research reports? Is there such a thing as a ‘Female’ Brain or a ‘Male’ Brain?(Spoiler alert -No). Thanks to #NAOorguk @katylosse for hosting pre-IWD talk about #noiseinneuroscience project.

The source of 'hype and hyperbole!" NoiseinNeuroscience

Check out our article in Nature Communications on responsible impression management for reporting on sex/gender neuroscience. We propose a MAGIC framework of five tests to avoid common pitfalls that can sustain inaccurate gender stereotypes rdcu.be/dDfT7