TRAVEL AWARDS

​FOR STUDENTS AND POSTDOCS

Deadline: January 31, 2020

We are pleased to offer a limited number of travel awards for students and postdoctoral fellows to attend SCIENCE TALK '20, made possible by a generous donation from Burroughs Wellcome Fund. Applicants must be a student or postdoctoral fellow at an accredited institution (U.S. or international accepted). Please review the travel grant application and share all required information within a single-page document (.pdf). Email the completed document to president@sciencetalk.org.

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SCHEDULE

Coming back to Portland, Oregon
March 26-27, 2020

Have you ever struggled to explain why your science matters to someone else? Have you ever been frustrated at the way science is covered in the media or how it is "misused" in policy? SCIENCE TALK '20 will unite science communicators, practitioners, and facilitators for two exciting days of learning best practices for how to talk science better. It will feature presentations, workshops, expert panels, and networking opportunities galore.

​Join us in Portland March 26-27, 2020, to see what everyone is talking about.

SCHEDULE

POSTER/ART SESSION

POSTERS & ARTWORK

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PRESENTATIONS

Each year a handful of science communication professionals are selected by our Science Talk community to share their expertise with us at our annual SCIENCE TALK conference.
​This year we would like to introduce you to our presenters...

See Presenters

WORKSHOPS

SCIENCE TALK '20 will have an incredible mix of workshop options for you. Check them out and see what you can learn to help improve your science communication skills.

VIEW WORKSHOPS

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​We acknowledge that we gather as scientists and science communicators on the traditional land of the Chinook, Cowlitz, and Clackamas peoples past and present, and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations. This calls us to commit to continuing to learn how to be better stewards of the land we inhabit as well. (adapted from the land acknowledgment of Goshen College)