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Communication is central to what makes us human. We spend most of our day communicating – speaking, writing, explaining, teaching, texting, arguing and so on. Yet academic experts – scientists in particular – often struggle to communicate effectively beyond their own circles.
Join Dr Joanna Bagniewska, co-author of The Communicating Scientist: A Practical Handbook (Springer Nature, 2025) as she explores what makes communication work and why it matters, with Dr Tom Crawford. This talk offers practical insights into how experts can engage with wider audiences, bridging gaps in understanding and building trust.
This free event marks the launch of The Communicating Scientist: A Practical Handbook and will be followed by a book signing and drinks reception.
