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EPISODE · Dec 4, 2023 · 51 MIN

A career in science communication

from EYCN Podcast - Chemistry To Your Ears · host European Young Chemists' Network

In this episode, we dive into an under-explored yet thrilling career path for chemists: becoming a full-time science communicator. To discuss this topic, Marie Perrin interviews not one but two successful science communicators, Rute Pereira, founder of amazingchemist and social media editor for the ESA and Fernando Gomollón Bel, founder of the science communication startup Agata. During this conversation we cover: 2:18 What does a typical day in the life of a science communicator look like? 6:08 How can one become a full time science communicator ? 9:47 How can one learn about the tools commonly used in science communication? 17:51 What are the most effective media to reach out to the public about science? 24:24 What are the rewards and challenges of being in science communication? 37:03 How can mentoring help you in defining your dream career path and how can a network like the EYCN enable that? 47:20 Take home message from our guests. If you want to seize the opportunity of building strong mentoring connections and friendships, don’t forget to sign up for the ECC9 in Dublin! Application for abstracts are open until the 8th of December.

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