Thai Summer School on Science Communication
November 2023, Nakhon Ratchasima
Thai Summer School on Science Communication
So....
...why should you join?
In many current debates it is becoming increasingly difficult for science to make its voice heard. In times of so-called „alternative facts“ scientific results are sometimes even deliberately ignored or manipulated to gain advantages.
In the future, this social debate will become increasingly stronger and probably also more aggressive.
Many researchers are consciously withdrawing more and more from this discussion. There are certainly many reasons for this, but it ultimately leads to the debate being conducted less and less with empirically verifiable data and more emotionally charged, irrational and interest-driven in the long term.
The withdrawal of scientists from the discourse is largely due to a lack of time, knowledge and structures.
The Thai summer school brings together young scientists to give them an idea on how to communicate their science.
When?
Who?
Where?
How much?
Topics
The European Summer School on Science Communication combines input from experienced lecturers with practical exercises. You will create a couple of pieces of science communication, explore different formats and meet great people while doing so. Among others the following topics will be discussed.
After the school you participate in the workshop SCI-COM-E – the European Meeting on Science Communication. Here you can build your network and meet interesting people from various fields of science communication.
Introduction to Science Communication
A short introduction into science communication at the very beginning. This will get us up to speed to tackle the projects.
Breaking down your science
Science is complicated. Quite often really complicated. Science communication should not be. But how do we match these statements?
Storytelling and Podcasting
One of the most used formats for science communication! How to start a podcasting from the first idea to the final publication will be discussed here.
Study and research in Germany
How to handle and present science in the media will be discussed during the ES3C.
Digital Science Communication
Using digital tools is a great way to make life easier in science communication. Various examples will be shown during this workshop.
Projects
In common projects we will work on your science communication projects.
Program
The program starts Monday, November 06 at 9:30 and ends Friday, November 10.
The detailed program will be given at the school.
The TS3C is supported by DAAD
Since the school is supported by DAAD we can organize the school free of charge. However due to large interested we have to make a selection of students.
Accommodation
Participants
Application
Please apply by sending an e-mail to herold@g.sut.ac.th
The subject of the email should be:
„Application for DAAD-Thai Summer School on Science Communication (your name)“
To apply, please provide (combined in one pdf):
Statement of interest (not exceeding one A4 page)
English language proficiency certificate
Combine your documents into one pdf file.
Lecturers
The lecturers of the European Summer School on Science Communication cover a broad range of science communication.
Sascha Vogel will cover an introduction to science communication.
Marcus Bleicher will give a talk on digital science communication.
Manuel Maidorn will tell you how to break down your science.
Bradley van Paridon will tell you everything you need to know about storytelling and podcasting.
important dates
Deadline for applications
September 30, 2023
Notification of acceptance
October 06, 2023
Deadline for registration
October 20, 2023
Venue
Address
Suranaree University of Technology, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
contact@sci-com.org
Organizers
Organizers of the summer school:
Dr, Sascha Vogel, Prof. Dr. Marcus Bleicher
Local organizers of the summer school:
Prof. Dr. Yupeng Yan, Asst. Prof. Dr. Christoph Herold, Asst. Prof. Dr. Chinorat Kobdaj, Asst. Prof. Dr. Ayut Limphirat, Asst. Prof. Dr. Khanchai Khosonthongkee, Asst. Prof. Dr. Poemwai Chainakun, Asst. Prof. Dr. Tirawut Worrakitpoonpon, Dr. Warintorn Sreethawong, Dr. Narongrit Ritjoho