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SUMMARY:Science communication: An introduction to translating your researc
 h for a non-specialist audience
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260518T100000
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DESCRIPTION:Are you looking to learn about the ways in which to transmit s
 cientific ideas and make your research accessible to a non-specialist audi
 ence through a variety of mediums? This session will serve as an introduct
 ion to science communication and how it can be successfully incorporated i
 nto our roles. \n\nBy the end of this session you will be able to: define 
 science communication and provide a list of examples\; explain why science
  communication is important for both our CPD and the public\; and list way
 s in which we can all get involved in science communication.\n\nIntended a
 udience: Medicine and NHS\; taught student\; researcher and research stude
 nt.
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SPEAKER:Hannah McGivern
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