Communicating your science to non-scientists

This webinar is aimed for neuroscientists at any stage who wish to engage the wider audience with their research, particularly for those who are new to science communication.

Speakers: 
Emma Yhnell (UK), FENS Communication CommitteeAnn Van der Jeugd (BE), Programme Manager at the KU Leuven Brain Institute

Programme:
Welcome & introduction
Why science communication?
Knowing who you are addressing: tips to identify your audience
How to best communicate your research: finding the right format
Running a science communication event: funds and organisations
Q&A

This webinar was organised by the FENS Communication Committee as part of the FENS Friday series and with the support of the Dana Foundation.

[Immanuelkolb]

Before holding such a class, the presenter should have taken some rhetoric classes. Prestige is not enough to be a good communicator. The squeaky voice and bad accent and half-mouth speach make this presentation unbearable. I hope the author will understand and act on it.