Science Communication in the Modern Age: Using TEDx, Social Media, Book Writing and more

​Science Communication in the Modern Age: Using Video, Social Media, TEDx and More

​Who should attend?

​If you've ever thought about becoming a speaker, giving a TEDx talk, writing a book, or creating social media content about your research, this webinar is for you!

​Agenda

​Important scientific discoveries are published every day, yet many never reach audiences beyond academic journals.

​In this live webinar, our hosts Dr. Derrick Buchanan and Dr. Brendan Conway-Smith and guest speakers will talk about their experience and pathways of how to become a TED speaker, how to publish a book, how to produce social media content about your research.

​Through examples and practical frameworks, they will discuss how complex scientific ideas can be translated into compelling stories that reach broader audiences.

​Topics will include:

​• Why important research often struggles to reach the public
• How scientists are using video and social media to communicate discoveries
• Examples of research storytelling that have reached large audiences
• A simple framework for communicating complex ideas clearly

​This session is designed for students, researchers, founders, and anyone interested in how science can be communicated more effectively in the modern age.

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​We are giving away 2 free videos, and 20 videos at 50% off at random to those who attend the webinar. To be considered for this draw, during registration, provide a link to a published academic paper you have authored or co-authored that you would like to see turned into an engaging video. For examples of videos we've made, see www.royalworldarchive.com