Category is...science communication!
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This document provides an overview of science communication and tips for engaging in it. It discusses reasons to do science communication such as open science, combating fake news, and professional and personal development. It emphasizes the importance of considering stakeholders and using storytelling. It recommends showing passion, being personal, telling the right story well, being a leader, and building a community of support. The document advises practicing communication skills, looking for mentors, caring about one's digital presence, networking, and choosing an approach that fits one's personality and research area.
Category is...science communication!
- 1. Esther De Smet - Postdoc Community Event 16 December 2021
- 3. Why engage in science communication? Open Science Fake news Pathway to impact Professional and personal development
- 4. Curiosity Solving puzzles Enjoying experiments Creativity Fascination for nature Fascination for culture Love of teaching Love of learning Love of freedom Do good Have an impact Change the world Leave a mark Fix injustice Karma
- 6. Two things to mind: Stakeholders / publics Story(telling)
- 7. Two things to mind: Stakeholders beneficiaries / casualities collaborators decision makers
- 10. Story(telling)
- 13. Just remember: attention & reach is not IMPACT but it does take…
- 16. Five key points of being a good communicator, Nancy Baron (2010) Show your passion Power of being personal Right & well-told story Be a leader Community of support
- 17. BE MORE LIKE A DRAG QUEEN: Know what makes a great communicator/performer Practice – experiment – discover training & tools - fail – learn - evaluate Look for information, inspiration and/or mentorship
- 18. Logos – ethos – pathos Care about your digital presence Network and discover who can help you (free newsletter: The Scicommer) (Belgian community: https://www.meetup.com/Scicomm-Belgium-Meetup/) Choose something that fits your personality & talents, your research, your stakeholders
- 20. @ResearchUGent THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! And thank you, RuPaul, for the inspiration and visuals… If you only read one article, read this one: http://www.facetsjournal.com/article/facets-2016- 0055/ Esther De Smet Research Department December 2021
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