Online, Tuesday 9th March - Wednesday 10th March
SCI:COM is a unique online event that welcomes great minds from the arena of science communication for an exciting day of talks, panel discussions, and networking.
This year's theme is ADAPT, something that we've all been doing quite a lot of this year. We'll be exploring the failure of science communication in the pandemic and how research is being adapted on a population level to society's needs. We'll discuss anti-science movements and how we'll need to change our sci-comm to adjust to misinformation. We'll hear of European-wide projects that succeeded while sharing our own little failures. And most of all, we'll be giving you a chance to learn, network, engage and share your perspectives.
We've announced some great speakers, like Mark Little from Kinzen, who'll talk about what science communicators need to do to fight disinformation, and Maddie Moate and Greg Foot, digital creators of “Let's Go Live!”. They'll be sharing their insights on Youtube audiences and how to create a high production values TV show that can stream from anywhere!
Whether you’re a researcher, communicator, educator, policymaker, or business leader,your input counts.
Gain fresh perspectives from leading science communicators, innovators, journalists, decision makers and educators.
- Date:
- Tuesday 9th March - Wednesday 10th March
- Time:
- 9.00am
- Price:
- €27 - €52
- Address:
- Lansdowne Rd, Dublin 4, Ireland