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This course, offered by the University of Cambridge Institute of Continue Education, aims to familiarise you with the value and purposes of popular science writing, and help you explore a range of techniques and styles and develop your skills for writing about science.
Booking now open for Public Engagement with Research training
Public Engagement - training
Each term we provide a selection of free courses to help you think about and plan high quality engagement. This term, all training will be provided online. All courses are open to DPhils and researchers at all levels, for MPLS and MSD divisions.
Lost and looking for help? PER support available from MPLS
Public Engagement - news Public Engagement - training
If you're interested in doing some public engagement with research (PER) but not sure where to find help, we offer a range of support or can point you in the right direction: from training sessions to answering your questions during help desk hours.
Watch: Comedy in Communications
Public Engagement - training
As part of celebrations for International Women's Day this year the folks behind Finding Ada hosted a 'Comedy and Communication' hour long, live-streamed panel discussion looking at how we can all use comedy techniques in our STEM communications and teaching.
Walk the Walk, Tik the Tok: Using Social Media to Communicate Your Science, 22 March (online)
Public Engagement - training
This webinar featuring the TikTok-famous Darrion Nguyen ("Lab Shenanigans" @lab_shenanigans) will explore the ins and outs of using social media to communicate science.
Public Engagement Masterclass (Virtual), 19-21 July
Public Engagement - training
The Wellcome Genome Campus Public Engagement Masterclass supports researchers from all disciplines who want to embed public engagement as a leadership quality in their career portfolio.
Standing up for Science workshop for ECRS, 26 March - deadline 1 March
Public Engagement - training
Sense about Science are running a free online workshop for early career researchers (ECRs) as part of our Voice of Young Science network, and aims to encourage ECRs to make their voices heard in public debates about science.
Science Communication Online Building Blocks - Engaging Participants in Online and Blended Environments
Public Engagement - training
Join UWE Bristol’s Science Communication Unit for a three-part online training session to improve your confidence, knowledge and enjoyment of these possibly unfamiliar spaces of engagement.
Online Workshop Series: Moving Dialogue Online
Public Engagement - training
This series of workshops is designed for researchers and facilitators working in knowledge exchange and public engagement with research and looks beyond running virtual events, to exploring how deeper engagement, such as facilitating debate, dialogue events and participatory processes, can be run online
Online sharing forum: Evaluating virtual festivals and online events, 23 March
Public Engagement - training
This Online Sharing Forum will provide an opportunity for researchers and engagement practitioners to share, learn and develop your own ideas for tools and approaches that can be used to evaluate virtual festivals and online Public Engagement with Research events. Deadline to register: 19 March.
Virtual Community Science Camp for Early Career Researchers in Environmental Science, deadline 8 March
Public Engagement - training
Virtual Community Science Camp is a 5 week interactive online learning programme exploring the concept and practice of community-centred approaches to research as seen through a diverse set of case study examples.
Online course: Science Communication: online and media writing
Public Engagement - training
This course from the UWE Science Communication Unit will introduce you to science writing techniques that are suitable for non-academic audiences. It will explore key writing structures and key principles behind non-academic writing with an emphasis on online writing.
Event: NERC Engaging Environments partnership to explore community and public engagement in environmental science, Feb 8
Public Engagement - training
This online interactive discussion session is an introduction to Engaging Environments Virtual Community Science Camp, an online learning course that will run from 19th April - 17th May 2021 and is open to early career environmental researchers.
Three Minute Thesis Competition - deadline 19 Feb
Public Engagement - training Training and development
3 Minutes, 1 Slide…..Your Thesis! An 80,000 word thesis would take 9 hours to present; how about in just 3 minutes with the aid of a single slide? DPhil students are invited to apply to take part. Training and prizes are available! Training and final will take place virtually.
Sign up: Public Engagement Facilitators (PEF) Network
Public Engagement - training
Launching in February 2021, the Public Engagement Facilitator Network aims to provide peer support and create a community comprised of professional services staff at the University who actively support, facilitate and/or lead public engagement with research as part of their role. You can sign up for the network and the first meeting now.
Sign up to take part in Famelab 2021
Public Engagement - opportunity Public Engagement - training
Could you be the next Brian Cox or Maggie Aderin-Pocock? Here’s your chance to hone your science communication skills with the longest running science communication competition in the world.
Genetics Society Communicating Your Science workshop (online), deadline 26 Feb
Public Engagement - training
This workshop brings together experts in different fields – writers, broadcasters, publishers, industrialists, computer scientists, and presenters – to help you explore and develop your communication skills. The course is open to PhD students and postdoctoral researchers working in genetics and related areas.
Join the Engagement and Impact Community of Practice for non-academic staff, 8 Dec
Public Engagement - training
The first official meeting of the RISN Engagement & Impact Community of Practice will place on Tuesday 8th December 2020 from 14.00-15.30 via Microsoft Teams.
Engage Festival, 30 Nov – 4 Dec - watch the daily livestream to catch highlights
Public Engagement - training
The Engage Festival is an online extravaganza that will bring together all of those keen to support the role of public engagement in reimagining our world. There's a variety of sessions to provide information, inspiration and opportunities to network.
Read: Five Rules to Communicate Evidence
Public Engagement - report Public Engagement - training
This comment piece in Nature provides excellent, clear tips and food for thought if you're a researcher who wants to communicate the evidence to foster public discussion and build trust.
Read: What having conversations with voters taught me about science communication
Public Engagement - training
"Even during a bitter election season, persuasive conversations were not only possible, but surprisingly attainable". It might feel like it's utterly impossible to have productive conversations about science sometimes but this article featured in Scientific American gives a really interesting perspective and reflections on effective strategies for having potentially sticky conversations. Get yourself a cuppa and give it a read; especially if your research is in climate change or any other 'controversial' area.