SCIENCE TALK '17
SCIENCE TALK '17 IS SOLD OUT!
Please email info@sciencetalknw.org if you would like to be on the mailing list to learn about future events. We promise not to spam you.
We have limited tickets left for the public to attend the evening science communication contest, where you can learn about great new science in fun, 3-minute talks by regional students and postdocs.
Have you ever struggled to explain why your science matters to a non-scientist? Have you ever been frustrated at the way science is covered in general media and used in policy? Have you wondered just what they’re teaching about science these days? We don’t have all the answers, but we can try to help!
SCIENCE TALK '17 will unite active scientists, science communicators, journalists, students, and trainees for two exciting days of learning how to talk science to non-scientists or those outside your discipline. It will feature presentations, workshops, expert panels, and a science communication contest specifically for students and postdoctoral fellows.
Our speakers will discuss getting your message out! Ranging from an artist chronicling the life (or lack thereof) in academia to a communication expert, we’re going to help you tackle the whole of science communication.
For more information, email info@sciencetalk.org.
Please email info@sciencetalknw.org if you would like to be on the mailing list to learn about future events. We promise not to spam you.
We have limited tickets left for the public to attend the evening science communication contest, where you can learn about great new science in fun, 3-minute talks by regional students and postdocs.
Have you ever struggled to explain why your science matters to a non-scientist? Have you ever been frustrated at the way science is covered in general media and used in policy? Have you wondered just what they’re teaching about science these days? We don’t have all the answers, but we can try to help!
SCIENCE TALK '17 will unite active scientists, science communicators, journalists, students, and trainees for two exciting days of learning how to talk science to non-scientists or those outside your discipline. It will feature presentations, workshops, expert panels, and a science communication contest specifically for students and postdoctoral fellows.
Our speakers will discuss getting your message out! Ranging from an artist chronicling the life (or lack thereof) in academia to a communication expert, we’re going to help you tackle the whole of science communication.
For more information, email info@sciencetalk.org.
