The Best Videos on Science Communication – Part 2

In 2021 we published a selection of 7 of the best videos on science communication. Since then, many new and inspiring videos have been released. That’s why we are now presenting a follow-up: 5 recent videos that each highlight a different aspect of why science communication matters – and how to do it (even) better.

 

1. Scientific Communication and Storytelling (2024)

Storytelling is one of the most effective ways to bring complex science to life. In this August 2024 webinar, three speakers share practical insights into how narrative, visuals, and tone can increase the impact of your research.

 

2. Why does science communication matter? (ERC, 2022)

Luke O’Neill, on behalf of the European Research Council, explains why good communication is essential. How do you build trust – especially in times of skepticism and misinformation? A short and powerful motivation for every researcher.

 

3. Science communication matters – and how to do it better (2023)

A practical video offering a simple three-step checklist for researchers. How do you tell your story clearly and concisely without losing accuracy? Highly recommended for those who want to get started right away.

 

4. Importance of Strong Science Communication (Alan Alda Center, 2021)

The Alan Alda Center and the Society of Toxicology emphasize why strong communication is more urgent than ever. Their message: clarity, empathy, and impact are crucial to reaching both the public and policymakers.

 

5. Basics of Science Communications (2024)

An accessible introduction to the fundamentals of science communication. Perfect for researchers who are just starting with outreach and want a first overview of approaches and possibilities.

 

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