Pop science

Webpage to share news and information about the monitoring of the great tits and other songbirds breeding in our bird boxes in Tromsø.

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The JGS is an online magazine devoted to the popularization of science and the humanities by using themes from geek culture.

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O’Donnel, K.L.; Salvador, R.B.; Kasper, J.; Tomotani, B.M.; Cavallari, D.C.; Tomotani, J.V.; Salmon, R.A. 2019. Perspectives on science communication and public outreach for malacologists. Tentacle 27: 31–32.
Salvador, R.B. & Tomotani, B.M. 2015. The birds of James Bond. Journal of Geek Studies 2(1): 1–9.
Salvador, R.B. & Tomotani, B.M. 2016. Over(bird)watch. Journal of Geek Studies 3(2): 17–25.
Salvador, R.B. & Tomotani, B.M. 2024. The Birds of Fate/Grand Order. Journal of Geek Studies 11(2): 81-95.
Salvador, R.B.; Tomotani, B.M.; Tomotani, J.V.; Soares, H.M.; Cavallari, D.C.; Nagai, M.H. 2024. A history of geek studies. Journal of Geek Studies 11(2): 147-150.
Soares, H.M.; Tomotani, J.V.; Tomotani, B.M.; Salvador, R.B. (2019). Bird biodiversity in heavy metal songs. Journal of Geek Studies 6(2): 111–126.
Tomotani, B.M. 2014. Robins, robins, robins. Journal of Geek Studies 1: 13–15.
Tomotani B.M. & de la Hera, I. 2017. Early birds do not catch the “extra worm”. BOU (British Ornithologist’s Union) Blog.