Open and transparent sharing of experimental methods, data, and scientific findings is integral to fostering a scientific environment where researchers work together and promote public confidence in scientific knowledge. This short course will cover main topics related to science communication, delivered by experts, and include small group discussions of real case scenarios. Subtopics include: considerations of authorship and journal selection, implications of generative artificial intelligence for science writing, the importance of open data sharing for rigor and reproducibility, responsible conduct of peer review, and presenting science to lay audiences.