The next Standing up for Science workshop is taking place in London on Tuesday, 12th November 2019. Find out how to make your voice heard in public debates about science and evidence.
This full-day event will be held at Wellcome Collection, London on Tuesday, 12th November from 10:00 to 17:00.
Meet researchers who have engaged with the media, learn from policymakers about why good evidence is important for them and how researchers can help to inform policy. Respected science journalists will talk about how the media works, how to respond and comment, and what journalists expect from scientists and researchers. Get hints and tips from communications experts on how you can start standing up for science, and find out how to involve the public in communicating research.
FREE for STEM and social science early-career researchers, trainees and medical professionals.
Apply for your free place now.
Deadline for applications: 17:00 on Friday, 11th October.
For more details, email Dr Hamid Khan: hamid@senseaboutscience.org.
Alternatively you can contact Adam Morris (Engagement Officer) if you would like advice on submitting your application
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