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Posted on 20/11/201818/02/2019

Science Communication Opportunities

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Today’s post features Mo’s Guide to SciComm in Ireland, written by Maureen Williams based on her four years of PhD research and outreach. These are great opportunities for any Dublin-based PhD students, but check them out even if that’s not you. There’s definitely something you can learn from these events, whether as a participant or an audience member!

Maureen says: “Most of the people who run these events are INCREDIBLY kind and helpful. If you’re passionate about any of these, and have more questions, I’m happy to help.” Continue reading “Science Communication Opportunities”

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