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Research Comms — 63 episodes

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Join us at Research Unravelled

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Beyond the buzzword: how storytelling can transform research communications

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Rewriting the future of dementia: building a community of researchers with a shared purpose | Lucy Wilson | UK Dementia Research Institute

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Making Sense of Sensemaking: A framework for communications that cut through the noise | Liz Neeley & Ambika Kamath | Liminal

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How an economic institute's video strategy helped it reach millions of people around the world | Matthew Kulvicki | Institute for New Economic Thinking

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Avoiding the Spiral of Silence: The Case for Talking About Climate | Eric Fine | Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

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Generative-AI: Establishing guidelines for how to use it | Amy Mollett, Barney Brown and William Kerslake | University of Cambridge

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Trust: how can research communicators earn the trust of the public?

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Changing landscapes: telling stories from Antarctica against a backdrop of climate change and an evolving media | Athena Dinar | British Antarctic Survey

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Unpacking ‘impact’: What does it mean, and how do you know if you’re achieving it? | Prof. Mark Reed | Fast Track Impact

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How can research-adjacent professionals pave the way for a more collaborative research and innovation ecosystem? | Sarah McLusky | Research-Adjacent Consultant

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Fusion energy: how to prepare the world for transformative technology | Celestine Cheong | UK Atomic Energy Authority

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How can we improve public understanding of artificial intelligence to ensure it works for all? | Sophie McIvor | Alan Turing Institute

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Attitudes of young people to science | Katherine Mathieson | British Science Association

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What can we learn from the Covid pandemic about crisis communications? | Glen Nowak | Grady College

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Growing your community on Linkedin | Laura Hannan | Pitch121

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Harnessing the power of social media | Amy Mollett | University of Cambridge

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Communicating research for the development sector and NGOs | Suzanne Fisher-Murray | Christian Aid

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Telling stories about innovation | Ashley Jennings | Texas Innovation Center

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Is 'data sonification' the new frontier for science communication? |Matt Russo | System Sounds

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How to read statistics (and knowing when to trust them) |Tom Chivers

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Creating new narratives around Artificial Intelligence |Dr Kanta Dihal| Global AI Narratives Project

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The art of data visualization | Stefanie Posavec and Miriam Quick

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How to create effective online public engagement events | Dr. Jamie Gallagher

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Communicating the biggest story of our times | Alex Buxton | University of Oxford

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How to combat the 'crisis of science communications' | Prof. Andy Miah | University of Salford

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Going viral on Tik Tok with vaccine video content | Dr. Anna Blakney

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#BlackInSciComm Week and STEM diversity | Raven Baxter aka Raven the Science Maven

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How to build an engaged community | Dr Susanna L Harris

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The future of research conferences

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Championing women in STEM | Suw Charman-Anderson | Ada Lovelace Day

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Dispelling myths about animal research | Wendy Jarrett | Understanding Animal Research

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Medical Research Charities: Communicating in a Crisis

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Is listening the best antidote to vaccine scepticism? | Prof. Heidi Larson | Vaccine Confidence Project

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How to 'prebunk' misinformation | Dr Sander van der Linden | University of Cambridge

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What makes a conspiracy theorist? | Dr. Asheley Landrum | Texas Tech University

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Being 'The History Guy' | Dan Snow

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Talking climate change with sceptics | Prof. Katharine Hayhoe

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'Scientists who selfie' - scicomm + social media | Dr Paige Jarreau

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Covid-19 as a news story | Fiona Fox | Science Media Centre

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Paving the way for scicomm | Prof. Uta Frith

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Taking on the 'anti-vaxxers' | Dr. Pete Hotez | Baylor College of Medicine

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How to harness the 'science of storytelling' | Will Storr

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LGBTQ+ STEM Day | Dr Shaun O'Boyle

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The power of authenticity | Barney Brown | University of Cambridge

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Science in the news | Fiona Fox | Science Media Centre

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Transitioning from science to scicomm | Dr Kat Arney

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Communicating across divides | Jonathan Haidt | New York University

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Putting comms at the core of research | Liz Hutchinson | The British Academy

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Going freelance | Hana Ayoob

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Climate communication in practice | Sam Illingworth | Climate Communications Project

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Telling science stories | Jessica Fox

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Science and art meet | Science Gallery London

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Communicating the future of humanity | Martin Rees | University of Cambridge

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Getting your research on TV and radio | Lucy Vernall | Academic Ideas Lab

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Knowing your digital audience | Dr Michaela Livingstone-Banks | Oxford Sparks

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A bold mission to transform how we see science | Katherine Mathieson | The British Science Association

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Why public engagement? | Kimberley Freeman | Queen Mary University of London

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Research comms, Texas style | J.B. Bird & Christine Sinatra | University of Texas

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Physician scientist activist |Sir Doug Turnbull | Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research

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Celebrating research in the humanities | Michael Eades | Being Human Festival

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Want to start a science podcast? | Emily Elias | Oxford Sparks Big Questions Podcast

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Using poetry to communicate science | Sam Illingworth | Manchester Metropolitan University