When: 06. March 2025 16:00-18:30 CET
What: Join for a session in the company of three exciting scientific communicators sharing their thoughts and experiences on communicating science to peers and public.
We live in a world, where great science cannot always to speak for itself. It is critical that scientific advancements are made readily available and easy to understand as science well communicated is key to greater research impact, from research-informed policy making, societal debates to overall wider recognition of advancements made. This lecture will focus on communication of science to inspire what and how researchers and scientist can push the envelope on the reach of their research. Join us for a lecture session that touches upon science, art, visual communications, and the way forward for greater research impact.
Program:
3:45 pm: Arrival and Registration
4:00 pm: Welcome by Morten Busch, Senior Lead Scientific Editor, Novo Nordisk Foundation
4:10 pm: Adam Bencard, Associate Professor, Medical Museion
4:35 pm: Eleonora Nigro, Scientific Illustrator
5:00 pm: Peter Hyldgård, Academy of Science Communications
5:25 pm: Concluding remarks by Morten Busch, Senior Lead Scientific Editor, Novo Nordisk Foundation
5:30 pm: Networking with drinks and snacks
Who: Open to all.
Where: This will be a hybrid lecture with the possibility of attending both virtually and physically. Please note that there is a limited capacity for how many will be allowed to participate physically, and seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis at Novo Nordisk Foundation (Tuborg Havnevej 19, 2900 Hellerup, København).
How: Registration is required. Please register here.
Contact person: Malene Bering Beitzel mbb@novo.dk.
Presenter: Novo Nordisk foundation Science Cluster.
Further information about the call can be found here.
N.B. The lecture will be in English.