Science communication
Want to share your research findings with the world, or looking for other tips on communicating your research? Discover experience stories from other researchers and tips from the press and science communication team.
Tips and support
If you are a researcher and you want to share your research with the world, there are many different ways that you can go about it. For example, think about social media, public lectures, teaching in schools, continued education, and also media presence. No matter how you choose to share your research, you should always start by asking yourself: What do I want to achieve with my research and who do I hope to reach? Check our flyer for researchers to find some pointers and do and don't about science communication.
Where can I get help?
When it comes to communicating about your research, there are several services and departments within uu77 that can help you:
- The Science Communication Team: For general questions about scientific communication or about contacting the press
- Radboud in'to Languages: For coaching and training in science communication, such as media training and grant writing.
- uu77’s Communications Department: For questions about house style, logos or using social media
- Faculty or institute's communication departments: If you want to share your research results with an academic or non-academic audience outside your own field of expertise
- Science Education Hub: If you want to tell primary school pupils about your research
- Radboud Reflects: If you are interested in giving a public lecture
Testimonials
Contact
Are you a scientist approached by the press, or would you like to share your research with a journalist or a wider audience? Please contact the Science Communication Team.