You don’t have to do everything yourself! If you need help with science communication projects, you can collaborate with SciComm professionals.
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You don’t have to do everything yourself! If you need help with science communication projects, you can collaborate with SciComm professionals.
Read moreThis coffee break, prepare an elevator pitch so that you can talk about your research project in many different and unexpected situations.
Read moreImpact is the contribution that your work offers beyond academia. By being clear about the impact of your work, you can help funders and institutes understand why your work is relevant to society.
Read moreShare Your Sci hosts coworking sessions for science communicators, and recently moved those online. Here’s what we learned about online coworking.
Read moreIt’s not always possible to visit people in person to talk about science. Luckily, there are ways to use the internet for science communication. By hosting live conversations with people online, you can reach audiences that aren’t necessarily nearby.
Read moreSkype A Scientist connects researchers and school classes around the world by arranging science talks and conversations over video chat. Scientists can apply to be matched with schools and other groups interested in meeting a researcher.
Read moreI’m A Scientist, Get Me Out Of Here is an online interactive event that allows school students to interact with scientists.
Read moreWhat do you do if a journalist asks you for an interview? Here are some tips for researchers to prepare for media interviews.
Read moreWhat’s the difference between STEM and STEAM? What do the Arts have to do with STEM?
Read moreThis coffee break, plan a few weeks of content for your scicomm social media accounts.
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