Stories are the way the human brain naturally learns and relates to the outside world. that's why you can't do without storytelling when communicating science, especially to an audience of non-experts. In this event, you will know the strategies to be adopted to communicate science without trivializing and without distorting the scientific content.
Mobility is both a significant challenge and an opportunity for many researchers. In this event we will look at some of the ways in which the use of language influences our research and builds up scientific societies, and also at how, when used in outreach activities, it can have positive impacts for communities.
We will first hear from Joana Moscoso, founder and director of Native Scientist (https://www.nativescientist.com/), a non-profit organisation that connects scientists and children through their native language. We will continue the conversation on organised scientific diaspora and the heritage language through short presentations and a roundtable discussion. The final discussion will be followed by a quick lunch and an informal networking session.
This event is co-organised by SRUK/CERU, PARSUK, and the MCAA - UK Chapter.
SRUK/CERU , Spanish Researchers in the United Kingdom (https://sruk.org.uk/)
PARSUK, Portuguese Association of Researchers and Students in the UK (https://en.parsuk.pt/)
MCAA - UK, the UK Chapter of the Marie Curie Alumni Association (https://www.mariecuriealumni.eu/groups/united-kingdom-chapter)
We're thrilled to invite you to our upcoming MCAA Around the World webinar with the MCAA Swiss Chapter on science diplomacy and evidence-based policy!
In this insightful session, experts will delve into how science diplomacy and evidence-based policy shape the education and careers of future scientists. Discover how these crucial elements drive innovation, international collaboration, and informed decision-making!
