2023 speakers

Hannah's research looks at cognitive biases and storytelling in science communication. Her talk will provide tips for helping people with telling stories and framing their own research to make it more memorable. She will also explore some of the issues cognitive biases can cause in science communication. 

Yas and Dina met online through their shared passion for communicating science on social media. Their workshop will explore how differnt online platforms can be useful tools to communicate science as well as share tips to get started online, including activities to get your creative juices flowing.

We will hear from key staff in the charity Elephants for Africa, who are committed to protecting the endangered African elephant through research and education. They conduct research to conserve the African elephant through understanding ecological and social dynamics.

Daisy is an up and coming student photographer based in Sheffield. Her workshop will explore themes around using art as a tool in science. See Daisy's instagram and website. 

Ableism presents significant challenges for disabled people in Higher Education. This session will cover a range of subjects including the stigma associated with disability, workplace discrimination, the decision to disclose a disability, and access to workplace accommodations. Guidance will be provided for allies and active bystanders.

Show Racism the Red Card (SRtRC) is the UK’s leading anti-racism educational charity. Their workshop is suitable for individuals of all levels and will help participants understand their responsibility for supporting equality and diversity in the workplace.