Are you looking for effective ways to communicate science and present
research results?
Take part in a workshops about science communication and cooperation with the media.
Find out how to effectively disseminate knowledge and science among recipients of various profiles, undertake activities with journalists, and establish interesting business cooperation.
Workshops on scientific communication and cooperation with the media cover issues in the field of:
- self-presentation,
- dissemination and communication of research results, including their presentation in various forms,
- popularization of science – modern forms and ways of reaching recipients of different ages and profiles,
- forms and ways of cooperation between scientists and the media,
- basics of working with a camera,
- preparing effective press releases.
Ask about the possibility of organizing workshops:
- cpn@polsl.pl
Examples of workshops we have organized
Workshops on scientific communication at the Educons University in Serbia
The Science Popularization Centre of the Silesian University of Technology was invited to cooperation by Educons University. Dr hab. Aleksandra Ziembińska-Buczyńska, prof. SUT conducted a workshop “Communication for environmental sciences – is microplastic ‘catchy’ enough to attract media attention?” which included theoretical knowledge and practical exercises in the field of strengthening competences from scientific communication, modern forms of science popularization and presentation in front of the camera.
Workshops on scientific communication and self-presentation for PhD students as part of the SUBLime project
The workshops were held as part of the project “SUBLime – Sustaiable Building Lime Applications via Circular Economy and Biomimetic Approaches”, implemented by 6 European universities: Silesian University of Technology (Poland), Universidade do Minho (Portugal), Universidad de Granada (Spain), Technische Universitat Darmstadt (Germany), Technische Universiteit Delft (Netherlands), Universiteit Gent (Belgium), as well as companies and industry organizations from Belgium, Spain, Germany, Denmark and the UK.
A three-part course on scientific communication, working with a camera and cooperation with the media for scientists from the Silesian University of Technology
