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While being at the European Science Open Forum (#ESOF2012) and touring around from a booth to another in the “Forum” area, I have met Helga Treiber, a great person to talk to when it deals to science communication and European Research.

Dissemination & EU Commission Guidelines Before applying to a FP7 call, no one should ignore the European Guidelines in communication and dissemination of research results. And yet, when you look at...

Over the last 2 days the Podnosh team hosted 24 science communicators from across Europe. They were in Birmingham as part of the Open Places project which is looking at bringing together 69 science communication institutions and other stakeholders in European cities.

Here is a 2 days workshop about Social Media and science communication report on storify. By the PLACES European Project

The Collective Memory is a database of evaluations of a diverse range of science communication initiatives. Explore the database to learn about past successes, pick up useful tips for planning events and read about various types of evaluation.

Science rewired is a philanthropic initiative to promote critical thinking and action in science communication and citizen science. Our aim is to look at science and digital technology from new perspectives and shape them in such a way as to create significant positive change in the world.

This video is the result of a workshop run for the Imperial College Science Communication Group.

International Science Video Competition with up to $10,500 in cash prizes. Open to All. Enter today.

Chris Mooney is a science and political journalist, blogger, podcaster, and experienced trainer of scientists in the art of communication.

Following on from the lists of academic tweeters published earlier this month, we have put together a short guide to using Twitter in university research, teaching, and impact activities, available to download as a PDF or view on Issuu.