June 2016 – Innovation in science communication
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Author: Econnect Communication
November 2015 – Building and retaining trust
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October 2015 – Distilling your science without dumbing it down
| Welcome to our October 2015 newsletter: Distilling your science without dumbing it down.
We believe that one of the most important skills for a science communicator is the ability to simply convey scientific concepts and ideas to others who don’t |
Econnect-trained PhD students impress conference
By Sarah Cole
It’s not every day you find out a CRC was founded in the very same room, years before, in which we were training the CRC’s PhD students.
The CRC for Water Sensitive Cities‘ CEO, Professor Tony … Read more
September 2015 – Giving and receiving feedback
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August 2015 – Communicating science for evidence-based decision-making
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June 2015 – Workshops – what makes a great one?
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Training African researchers about nutshells
By Toss Gascoigne
The Volkswagen Foundation aims to strengthen and extend research in sub-Saharan Africa.
And that’s why we were called in: to train researchers from the humanities and social sciences to communicate their work.
The people they wanted to … Read more
Happy belated birthday, YouTube
By Robbie Mitchell
February marked the 10th anniversary of YouTube.
If you could travel back to 2005 and tell the world how popular the platform would become, almost everyone would laugh at you. Viewing and uploading video to the web … Read more
