Training Objectives

1. Improving the communication of one's research: 

knowing the language and logic of scientific journalism allows researchers to present their work in a more accessible and engaging way to awider audience.

2. Manage interactions with the media:

being aware of how science journalists work can help researchers interact more effectively with them, ensuring an accurate and contextualised representation of their research.

3. Understanding public perception of science:

becoming familiar with science journalism allows researchers to have a clearer view of how science is perceived and understood by the public, contributing to more informed and responsible communication.