Meet Stina, a brain enthusiast passionate for story telling
Stina’s journey into science communication began in 2016, when she started to share what she was studying with her family and friends. As a firstgen academic, she wanted to make science feel less distant and more relatable. Since then, that simple idea has grown into passion for breaking down complex research, building bridges between science and society, and making sure no one feels like science isn’t for “them”.
read more: Digitalization – a chance for better accessibility in science communication?
previous collaborations
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Digitalization – a chance for better accessibility in science communication?
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Boiling down science for the public without oversimplifying | Guestblog in Tidningen Curie
“Wanting someone to understand your research can make you feel like you have to give them all the details […]. However, you need to accept…
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How to make yourself more visible in science | Career Talk
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Increasing your online visibility | Guestblog in Tidningen Curie
Find out more about how scientists can benefit from being present on social media in my guest blog in Tidningen Curie:
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How to utilize social media for science communication | Guestblog in Tidningen Curie
Find out more about how to get started to use social media for science communication in my guest blog in Tidningen Curie!
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#Sciencefluencer – Communicating Science at Eye Level | Guestblog in Tidningen Curie
Latest Blogposts
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Talks, workshops, shows, … all of these formats had to find their way to the internet due to the current pandemic. Taking those aside who…
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“Wanting someone to understand your research can make you feel like you have to give them all the details […]. However, you need to accept…
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How to utilize social media for increasing your own visibility as a scientist as well as reaching out to the public. Organized by the Sahlgrenska…
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