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![“I will never stand behind a lectern again! I will always need
to have a stage!”
“I used some of the theatre techniques for my presentation
[at a research conference] - standing with my feet apart,
breathing properly. It helped me.”
“I spend 50 hours per week in my office, not talking to
people. [A project like this] is a healthy thing to do if
you are doing an Arts and Humanities PhD.”](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/24june2014scicommsessionepsodublinslideshare-140624091552-phpapp01/75/Creative-ways-to-communicate-your-research-34-2048.jpg)
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![“I will never stand behind a lectern again! I will always need
to have a stage!”
“I used some of the theatre techniques for my presentation
[at a research conference] - standing with my feet apart,
breathing properly. It helped me.”
“I spend 50 hours per week in my office, not talking to
people. [A project like this] is a healthy thing to do if
you are doing an Arts and Humanities PhD.”](https://crownmelresort.com/image.slidesharecdn.com/24june2014scicommsessionepsodublinslideshare-140624091552-phpapp01/75/Creative-ways-to-communicate-your-research-34-2048.jpg)
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Creative ways to communicate your research
The document discusses innovative methods for effectively communicating research, emphasizing the importance of creativity and engagement in science outreach. It highlights various platforms and competitions, such as FameLab and the Three Minute Thesis, to showcase research and improve public understanding. The author advocates for integrating communication strategies into daily research practice to foster networking and enhance scientific impact.
Creative ways to communicate your research
- 1. CREATIVE WAYS TO COMMUNICATEYOUR RESEARCH Anne Osterrieder Oxford Brookes University EPSO-FEBS Conference Dublin, 24 June 2014 #EPSO14
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- 24. Responsibility. Fun! New skills. Networking. Makes mea better scientist.
- 25. Why is thisimportant? Understand molecular mechanisms of Golgi stack structure Understand Golgi populations in individual cells Put Golgi populations into functional context in cells Study effects on plant phenotypes
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- 34. “I will neverstand behind a lectern again! I will always need to have a stage!” “I used some of the theatre techniques for my presentation [at a research conference] - standing with my feet apart, breathing properly. It helped me.” “I spend 50 hours per week in my office, not talking to people. [A project like this] is a healthy thing to do if you are doing an Arts and Humanities PhD.”
- 35. © Ivy Livingstone,CC-BY 4.0. http://biodidac.bio.uottawa.ca/index.htm
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- 37. Your research Discipline, researcharea or specific project? General concepts or actual data? Published or unpublished research? Issues: Intellectual property, copyright, collaborative research, peer review…
- 38. Who is youraudience? Peers Other researchers Teachers Media Interested non-experts Not interested non-experts Adults Young people Colleagues
- 39. Your goals andpreferences What do you want to achieve? How much time do you have? Do you prefer to write, take photos, speak…? What do you enjoy doing?
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- 42. …but don’t beafraid to think big!
- 43. Make science communication partof your every-day work
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- 46. Have you visitedthe Science Bazaar before? Yes No Activities Very satisfied satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatified
- 47. “MoodThingy” – Wordpressplug-in
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- 50. Perception of sciencecommunication?
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