Click on the links for upcoming international conferences, webinars, calls for papers and courses in science engagement.
- Calls for papers and proposals
- Courses / Events
- Conferences, webinars, meetings
- Jobs / Calls for tenders
- Grants & funding
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1. Calls for applications, papers and proposals
Unfold your world, EMBL, deadline 31 August 2024
Are you between 14 and 18 years old? Are you interested in the powwer of protein in our bodies? Do you dabble in making art? Join the Unfold your world project! Participants will learn about a protein of interest, exploring both its function and structures, and get inspiration to create an artwork, which could win a prize and/or be displayed in a special exhibition.
PCST 2025 Conference, call for abstracts, deadline 7 September 2024
Calling all science communication practitioners and researchers! Whether you take part in communicating science or study the process of how science is communicated this call is for you. The University of Aberdeen is inviting submissions that explore the multifaceted dimensions of science communication.
2. Courses/Events
Applied Science Communication: Online and Media Writing, anytime, online
This 7 module online course introduces you to science writing techniques that are suitable for non-academic audiences. It will explore key writing structures and key principles behind non-academic writing with an emphasis on online writing.
Infomedic Management OpenWHO, anytime, online
Learn about Infomedics, that overflow of information surging on digital platforms during an acute health event. The World Health Organization has put together a series of courses to help you manage infomedics and avoid spreading misinformation.
Science Communication, anytime, email course
SciComm Society is offering a free course to help you get started with science communication; discover ways to reach an audience beyond your peers; share your research in new ways that stand out; and generate endless SciComm content ideas.
Inspiring young people in STEM, anytime, online
The National STEM Learning Centre of the UK put together a series of four courses on the platform Future Learn. This programme aims to help students develop their volunteering skills and STEM activities for young people. Courses are free and you can join at any time. More information and registration can be found on the website.
Science Communications, anytime, online
It’s a comprehensive science communication MOOC on edX - online, free and open to all. The course explores research-based, practical ideas and inspiring stories from the field based on conversations with over 50 expert interviewees worldwide.
Using ChatGPT for Communications, online, 15 May 2024 and 16 October 2024
This live workshop gives you the opportunity to work in a supportive environment with other professionals and direct engagement with the trainer. Join the immersive workshop series that explores the transformative potential of ChatGPT in enhancing communication strategies and content creation.
STEAM Summer School, 13-21st July 2024, Malta
The school's focus will be largely on developing skills and putting them into practice. For those established in science communication, STEAM is an opportunity to reinvigorate your passion for your work and is a safe environment to explore creative avenues you've not yet had the chance to. Registration closes on 28 June 2024.
MSc in Science Communication at UWE Bristol, starts September 2024, Bristol United Kingdom
Want to undergo a Master's degree in Science Communication at UWE Bristol's renowned Science Communication Unit in 2024? Join the virtual open even from 19.00 - 20.00 UK time on Thursday 25th January 2024 here.
Celebrate the International Day of Scientific Culture (IDSC), 28 September 2024
The International Day of Scientific Culture (IDSC) aims to highlight the importance of scientific culture in today's world; and celebrate activities and institutions that provide spaces for people to make science a relevant part of their lives. Fill in the form to participate.
The symposium aims to deepen understanding of effective public engagement around Discovery Science, also known as basic or foundational science, by exploring ways to improve the practice of communicating Discovery Science, share insights and create a supportive community for scientists and science communication practitioners focused on basic science.
3. Conferences, webinars and meetings
Join museum professionals across Europe as they give their expertise on topics close to the museum community covering topics such as 'Museum action for climate empowerment' and 'Cross-border cooperation'. Webinars are live and recorded.
MATRIX x IMAGINARY 2024, 31 August - 4 September 2024, Les Diablerets, Switzerland
Hosted by the SwissMAP Research Station, the MATRIX x IMAGINARY conference on the Future of Mathematics Engagement will be an exciting and innovative event focussing on math museums, networking, exhibitions, technologies and inspiring ideas.
SciCultureD final conference, 29 October 2024, Malta
The SciCultureD’s Final Conference that will delve into these topics by bringing together educators, artists, researchers, public engagers and entrepreneurs to explore how collaboration between sectors and creative approaches in university education can drive sustainable development and positive impact in society.
Falling Walls Science Summit, finalists announced, 7-9 November 2024, Belin, Germany
This year's Falling Walls Global Call received more than 1.100 nominations from over 300 different institutions, showcasing innovative scientific advancements and impactful initiatives across various fields. After the first round of the selection process, this year’s finalists have been announced. All finalists are one step closer to becoming the Science Breakthrough of the Year.
Communicate 2024: New Connections for Nature, 26, 27 and 28 November 2024, United Kingdom
This year’s theme is New Connections for Nature, and we’ll be returning to the national conference format with live events in Manchester, London, and Bristol alongside an online programme.This year’s theme is New Connections for Nature, and we’ll be returning to our national conference format with live events in Manchester, London, and Bristol alongside an online programme.
PCST 2025, 27 - 29 May 2025, Aberdeen, Scotland
The theme for PCST 2025 has never been more relevant - focusing on transitions, traditions and tensions. In light of the challenges facing the world caused by the climate emergency, the University of Aberdeen will provide a platform in order to discuss the importance of science communication.
4. Jobs / Calls for tenders
Neuroscience Communicator & Content Creator - VIB-KU Leuven Center for Brain & Disease Research, Leuven, Belgium
Lead Exhibition Imagineer - Science Centre Singapore, Singapore
Various Roles - CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), Geneva, Switzerland
Student Internship - Science about Science, London, United Kingdom
Science communicator (internship for students) - Scienseed, Madrid, Spain; rolling basis
Communications Officer - Writer & Multimedia Content Creator - Institute for Optimal Nutrition, London, United Kingdom; closing 26 July 2024
Exhibition development - student opportunity - CERN, Geneva, Switzerland; closing 29 July 2024
Festival Engagement Manager - British Science Association (BSA), London, United Kingdom; closing 29 July 2024
Four positions open in Jill Walker Rettberg's hashtag#ERC project hashtag#AISTORIES - Center for Digital Narrative (CDN), Bergen, Norway; closing 12 August
Managing editor for Peer Community In - INRAE, Paris, France; deadline 1 September 2024
5. Grants and funding
Podcasting and pedagogy for the planet: Examining the nexus of art, entertainment, and education related to sustainability and climate change, University of Glasgow, starting October 2024
Do you love podcasts? – Are you increasingly concerned about the looming climate emergency? – Are you fascinated by how people learn and engage with information? Appy for this fully funded PhD studentship, with additional support for research training. The PhD will be based in the School of Education at the University of Glasgow – a world top 100 university – and supervised by Dr Matthew A.M. Thomas, Professor Mark Banks, and Dr Sadie Ryan.
SP-Event-Funding for events promoting science, Innoviris, deadline 15 February 2025
Would you like to organise an event to promote science to children, young people or the general public? Do you want to attract young people in Brussels to STEM fields of study and careers, or encourage a scientific culture in Brussels? The SP-Event funding opportunity finances your temporary science promotion events such as exhibitions, competitions, shows, festivals, etc.