Lecture: Science Communication for Greater Research Impact
Join us for a session in the company of three exciting scientific communicators sharing their thoughts and experiences on communicating science to peers and public.
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Science Communication for Greater Research Impact
We live in a world, where great science cannot always to speak for itself. It is critical that scientific advancements are made readily available and easy to understand as science well communicated is key to greater research impact, from research-informed policy making, societal debates to overall wider recognition of advancements made. This lecture will focus on communication of science to inspire what and how researchers and scientist can push the envelope on the reach of their research. Join us for a lecture session that touches upon science, art, visual communications and the way forward for greater research impact.
đïž Adam Bencard- Associate Professor, Medical Humanities at the Medical Museion and the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research
Has curated several exhibitions at the intersection of science, art, and history, including Mind the Gut (2017) and The World is in You (2021) at Kunsthal Charlottenborg. In his research, he works with metabolism and microbiome research in historical and philosophical perspectives and investigates what it means to be human in the post-genomic era. Blending science, contemporary art and historical objects Adam is at the forefront of rethinking practices in science communication, museum practice and philosophy.
âđŒ Eleonora Nigro â Founder and Scientific Illustrator, Eleonora Nigro – Illustrations
An expert in transforming complex topics into captivating visuals that resonate with diverse audiences. Eleonora holds a Bachelorâs in Biotechnology (where she worked in a wet lab) and a Masterâs in Computational Biology (from the bench to the desk). With her solid foundation in science and passionate talent for visual communications, she combines the two on a quest to bridge the gap between science and society.
đ° Peter HyldgĂ„rd – Royal Danish Academy of Science and Letters
Peter has more than 20 years of experience with science journalism and communication. He is co-founder of Videnskab.dk, former Science Editor at Dagbladet Information, and now Head of Communications and Public Outreach at the Royal Danish Academy of Science and Letters. He is the co-author and editor of the book âShare your researchâ.
Speakers
mbb@novo.dk
Tuborg Havnevej 19
2900 Hellerup
KĂžbenhavn
Programme


FAQ
The Science Cluster Lectures is a series of open lectures for all researchers and others interested in bioscience, biotechnology and health. Every 4 weeks, on Thursday evenings, you are invited for lectures on themes with a general interest for the Novo Nordisk Foundation Research Centers and bioscience researchers in general. Often there will be a cross-disciplinary focus.
This will be a hybrid lecture with the possibility of attending both virtually and physically. Please note that we have a limited capacity for how many we allow to participate physically, and seats are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Yes. We take oral questions from physical audience and written questions from virtual participants.
You are very welcome to join the âNovo Nordisk Foundation Science Clusterâs Linkedin and/or Facebook group.ï»ż There you will find information about upcoming lectures, and much more.
If you arrive by car, you can park for free in front or at the side of Tuborg Havnevej 19. If that is full, there is 3 hours free parking in the parking to the Waterfront shopping mall at the end of the road. Public transport by train to Hellerup station, and/or bus (1A, 21, 166), nearest by bus stop is Tuborg Boulevard.
Contact Malene Bering Beitzel at mbb@novo.dk.
Please help us respecting our speakers, as well as keeping track of the numbers and optimize lecture and catering to the audience by cancelling as soon as you know that you exceptionally will not be able to make it. You cancel by sending an email to Jacob Risom at jan@novo.dk
You update by sending an email to Jacob Risom at jan@novo.dk
No, you do not have to bring your ticket, but registration is mandatory for participation. You will find a tag with your name on it when you arrive.