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The Science Communication Accelerator Podcast aims to empower scientists, universities, and research organizations to share more science on social media. To do so, the podcast aspires to cre...
For many of us researchers, communicating science is something that we do in addition to writing papers, teaching, supervising, and acquirin...
Antje leads a 45 communications team across five countries in probably the most political research organization in Europe, the European Comm...
How to juggle research work, supervision, and science communication? It can be challenging at times to bring all of it together. In this epi...
In this episode I structure a science communication strategy with PhD student Saad Ahmed. Ahmed researches and develops sustainable business...
Embark on a captivating journey with Ana Godinho , Head of Education, Communication, and Outreach at CERN, as we explore the evolving landsc...
Today we learn from Torill Sommerfelt Ervik on how to start a successful popular science podcast. Torill is a communication advisor at the U...
Where can you (potentially) reach 700 million users to see your research results? 𝗬𝗲𝘀, 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗻! It is not a job platform anymore...
On march 31, Twitter reveals some of its source code, including its recommendation algorithm. In this episode you learn how to optimize your...
Why does diversity matter in science and science communication? And how can organizations empower individual scientists to do good science c...
How is science communication facilitated at two of the best universities globally? In this episode you learn how. Today's guest is Gian-Andr...
This episode is only for organizational communicators and how they can use AI to create content and build brand for their organizations. The...
In this episode of the Science Communication Accelerator Podcast, host Julius Wesche speaks with Dr. Julie Bayley about her book "Creating M...
In this podcast, we typically focus on digital science communication, specifically for content creation strategies. However, today we're goi...
Who will use Artificial Intelligence (AI) for content creation in the future? Everyone will. In this episode, we'll be introducing ChatGPT3,...
In this keynote you learn why social media is key for the science communication of the future. You also learn how to develop your own scienc...
Once you decided on the why and with whom you want to communicate your science, you will need a system that helps you create content efficie...
TikTok: The platform has changed tremendously over the last years. It is not the dancing girls anymore, but you find everything on it. Justi...
If you like rather slow episodes, then please don't listen to this one. Crazy, last week I was invited to give a talk about why I think soci...
The Stockholm Resilience Center (SRC) is probably among the best communicated and hence also branded research institutions on the planet. In...
The goal of the Science Communication Accelerator Podcast is to increase the visibility of science, so that societies are empowered to make...
How can we future proof our science communication? And the whole science communication ecosystem as a whole? I get to discuss these topics i...
How to build your reach and brand on social media. These are probably the two questions that I get asked the most. Hence, find in this episo...
How do science communication departments in universities and research organizations need to look like in order to embrace the fast changing...
In this episode I chat with Charlotte Ballard about how to support researchers in their communication activities who have a message on how w...
The most important asset is positive attention. The most straight forward way to gain positive attention is probably to create content at sc...
What works and what does not work in science communication? In this episode Prof. Baruch Fischhoff joins the scicomX Podcast. Baruch is Prof...
With the rise of social media, universities and research organizations have immense potential at their fingertips to build visibility and br...
Universities and research organizations are content gold mines, because they are filled with intelligent people who create knowledge that ma...
This episode is the recording of a Fireside chat organized by the European Research Council. Special thanks to Tony Lockett and his team for...
Dr. Kiki is an American neurophysiologist and the go to science communicator when it comes to video making. Originally starting out with a P...
Think about your message, goal, and audience . You’re not building it for you, but for your audience! This is the first tip that you will ge...
In this podcast I talk often how social media can be used to communicate science. But there is another very prominent way to get your resear...
In this episode I try something new. It is called “ask scicomX”. This podcast is for you and to empower the science communication space, by...
In most cases, research organizations have a lot of potential for science communication that they do not utilize a lot. In this podcast I ta...
Instagram is one of the largest social media networks of our time. While Twitter is known to be one of the prime networks used by researcher...
Making design sexy. That is the mission of today`s guest. Liesbeth Smith dropped out of her PhD program to start her own design company and...
In this episode I am joined by Amy Aines. Amy supports researchers to be more effective when talking about their science and she co-wrote th...
Do you have a question on how to do science communication? If yes, this is your chance to get it answered. Please record it (for example wit...
The European Research Council (ERC) is one of the largest funders of scientific research in Europe - reason enough to sit down with it’s hea...
For today’s episode I talked to Rebecca Winkels - the Director of Communications and Strategy at Wissenschaft im Dialog. What are current so...
Don’t Look Up made waves. A lot of waves. While Leonardo DiCaprio states that “In a nutshell, (the film is) an analogy of modern-day culture...
Be among the first ones to join the scicomX Discord Server: https://discord.gg/BVNCXXTScZ A great way to provide in depth value to your audi...
During the pandemic a lot of things changed. Also a lot of formats that were offline were moved online and now as the the pandemic will (hop...
Who are you? This question I was asked by Amber O'Brien about two months ago. She said: "It's really helpful to listen to your podcast episo...
Science communication is severely hampered because the incentive system in research organizations and universities is too often based solely...
From tomorrow on the scicomX Podcast will publish new episodes every OTHER Tuesday. Look below for finding out why. For this episode I try s...
„When engaging the disengaged, what I mean is engaging the majority“. This is how today’s guest Haydon describes his work as a science commu...
Storytelling is an ancient art form and can be described as the social an cultural activity of sharing stories to audiences. Using storytell...
There are four formats how to communicate information: written, audio, video, and visualizations. In this episode I look together with Marti...
While TIKTOK still has a reputation of being a teenage dancing app it has evolved substantially over the last couple of years. In 2020 it su...