One message, many audiences
How (and why!) to adapt your science message for different audiences, without “dumbing it down”
The key to clarity isn’t simplification. It’s knowing what each audience needs from you.
Worth a read: Why Humour Boosts Science Communication
Looking for a good read to build your science communication and research communication skills? This month, we think you should take a look at “Why Humour Boosts Science Communication” (Lucy Avraamidou, Sibel Erduran).
Why science communication needs futures literacy
Futures thinking is becoming a critical skill for scientists who want to stay relevant. Here’s why.
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Hybrid workshops: lessons for communicating in science and elsewhere
Two similar workshops, with very different outcomes. What made the difference? And how can you apply what we learn to make your communication work?
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Worth a read: Metaphors and Analogies in Sciences and Humanities
A dense but fascinating read on how we use metaphor to think, frame, and explain complex ideas in science and beyond.
When a “good news” story lands badly
A story about unintended harm, emotional reaction, and thoughts on why it’s so important to tailor stories to our audience.
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Charisma for scientists: skill, not magic
Charisma isn’t about showmanship. It’s about showing up with clarity and intention. What to expect today: a quick reflection and a few tips to start building your presence.
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Are science communicators starting to sound like ChatGPT?
If your research writing and science communication is starting to sound like everyone else’s, this episode is for you. Let’s explore how AI can flatten your voice and what you can do about it.
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SciComm Bites: The Trailer
SciComm Bites is a series of short (1–5 minute) episodes that share practical tips, reflections, and strategies to help scientists and researchers communicate more clearly and confidently. Can’t wait for you to join us.
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SciComm Success now offers loads of “bite-sized” communication training options for researchers and scientists
You asked for shorter science communication & communication skills workshops. Wish granted!
Intercultural Intelligence Workshop: Helping Faculty and Staff Navigate Cross-cultural Communication
This online workshop helped academic staff explore cultural awareness and build communication strategies for working in international teams.
Social Media for Researchers: Research Promotion at Boston University
We delivered a practical social media workshop to 100+ researchers at BU, covering strategic platforms, tools, and trends for research communication.
Hybrid Presentation Skills Workshop – Scientific Institution, Geneva
Our blended learning programme supported early-career researchers in Geneva to improve their scientific presentation skills—online and onsite.
Advanced Presentation Skills for Engineers – R&D Team, Milan
CASE STUDYAdvanced Presentation Skills for Engineers:Working with a brilliant R&D Team in MilanA multinational research and development (R&D) team based in Milan, ItalySix experienced engineers working in technical and strategic roles, regularly presenting to...
Personal Branding & Visibility for Women in Science
A half-day workshop at Kiel University empowered women in science to explore identity, presence, and digital visibility through branding and communication.
Case Study: Creating Posters with Purpose: Poster Design & Delivery Workshop
Discover how we supported interdisciplinary neuroscience students at Ruhr University Bochum with practical poster creation and delivery training.
Designing Scientific Posters with Confidence: Annual Workshop for the Society for Experimental Biology
Ongoing training with SEB helps early-career researchers master poster design and delivery. See how we support award-winning research presentations.
Improvisation for Uncertainty: Building Communication Confidence at Saarland University
Explore how we used improv techniques to help researchers and staff at Saarland University build confidence, navigate uncertainty, and communicate with agility.
Storytelling for Impact: Training for European Green Deal Research Projects
Learn how we supported 70+ EU-funded research projects with storytelling training to improve public engagement and non-expert science communication.
Bringing Stories into Science Education: Storytelling Training for Faculty Members
Discover how a 3-part storytelling workshop helped faculty at the University of Innsbruck engage students and enhance lecture delivery through narrative techniques.
Blogging for science and research communication: what, why, and a quick-‘n-easy way to try it out
You’ve certainly read blog posts online. Could blogging be a way for you to share your research and engage with diverse audiences?