“Science? – No, thanks.” (Part 2)
People who have little exposure to science are not interested in public engagement opportunities. Addressing them…
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“Science? – No, thanks.” (Part 1)
The current situation of the Corona pandemic shows why communicators have to think along with less affine people from…
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Have the courage! For open-ended engagement
Normally, the goals of an academy are fixed at the beginning - such as improving one's own communication skills. At…
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Didn’t cancel; went digital: Podcast
"Within minutes, I forgot that I was hanging in front of Zoom," told Alina Loth in the podcast. That was largely due…
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Mine, is not yours – Territorial thinking in SciComm
People who try something new and break through existing structures can change. The claim to a certain position of…
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Tools for SciComm
Support is needed for a sustainable science communication. This manifests itself in many ways: Research results from…
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First Steps – Networking & Exchange
The vision: Establish a community that works together to drive cultural change. Each of us has wishes and visions for…
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SciCommSci – A club for networking
We found the SciCommSci Club via Twitter. On its website, the club describes itself as a place for dialogue and…
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