Chalk Talks are a key component of faculty interviews and other informal presentations. But what does a Chalk Talk look like? We’ve curated some examples for you.

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Resource: Chalk Talk Inspiration & Examples for Faculty InterviewsChalk Talks are a key component of faculty interviews and other informal presentations, where the focus is on clearly and effectively communicating your ideas. But what does a Chalk Talk look like?...
SciComm Success nominated for award for "Excellence in Furthering Science Communication"This award is part of the European Enterprise Awards 2024 and we're looking forward to hearing more news about our nomination in January 2025. Fingers crossed!
Instagram for Researchers: A Breakdown of Content Types and How to Use Them to Share Your Work [2024 update]A list of the main types of posts that researchers and scientists can use on Instagram to share their work. Expect a short description, an example, a pro tip,...
Social Media Strategy for Scientists and Researchers: How to Create a Simple Social Media Strategy to Share Your Research, Results, and MoreFour steps to help you think more strategically about social media, raise your profile and build your community.Creating a...
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How To WOW When Presenting Online: 12 Practical Tips For Researchers And ScientistsStruggling with the shift from in-person to virtual presenting? Struggle no more: we have twelve fantastic, practical tips for you that you can start using right now to make your online...
Poster sessions are a great way to learn about new and innovative research at a glance. They’re also a great way for scientists and researchers to share their perspective on their work. The thing is that poster sessions usually involve many, many posters. With that in...
Navigating Media Interviews as a Scientist or ResearcherBeing able to plan for and participate in a media interview is great for you and great for your research. This thing is that there are all these nightmare stories about how facts are misrepresented, which neither...
For every 10 communication workshops that we’re invited to deliver for scientists and researchers, at least 3 involve social media. From our 90-minute “Social Media 101” sessions to our multi-week “How to plan, implement and measure a social media campaign for your...
Crafting Clear Messages: The Key to Effective Research CommunicationEver found yourself struggling to explain your research to someone outside your field? Or wondered why your groundbreaking findings didn't get the attention they deserve? It's time to explore how to...
Why Storytelling Matters in Science CommunicationEver felt your research deserves more attention? Unleash the power of storytelling in science communication to captivate your audience and make your findings unforgettable.In the realm of science communication,...
Science Communication vs Communicating Science and Research: What's the Difference?Is there a difference between science communication and communicating science? Absolutely! Learn how to navigate both realms to share your research effectively with various...
We're looking forward to meeting some of the interesting people at Boston University later this week when we run "What the X? How to Make the Most of Social Media to Promote your Research in 2023." In 90 minutes, we're going to cover: 💡 The Current Social Media...
Poster design best practices for researchers and scientistsYou've been asked to present your research at a poster session, but where do you start and what do you need to think about when it comes to design? This quick overview is a great place to start.Picture this:...
9 Top Tips to make scientific and research presentations better9 useful tips to help scientists and researchers engage their audiences, convey their research effectively, and make a lasting impression, in person or when delivering presentations virtually.In the...
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What is the difference between "DataViz" (or data visualisation) and Infographics?We offer workshops on both how to create tell stories with data using data visualisations (dataviz) and how to create infographics. Both can be useful in sharing your science or...
Presenting a scientific or research presentation? Here are some simple steps to help you improve your presence through body language and gestures.Public speaking and presenting are powerful tools for sharing your research with expert and non-expert audiences alike....
The Power of Tongue Twisters: Enhancing Your Scientific or Research Presentation DeliveryDelivering a compelling presentation requires more than just a well-crafted message; it demands clarity, confidence, and charisma. One effective yet fun way to enhance your...