Science Communication

Science communication encompasses the communication among scientists as well as the transfer to the public. Here, you see examples of the latter.

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This educational pop-up card was created in collaboration with Lara Schmittmann and the Science Communication Lab and supported by the CRC1182. The files are freely available and can be downloaded here.
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Lara had the wonderful idea to use a pop-up card to communicate the fascinating three-dimensional world of a sponge and its microbes. The DIY approach fosters the engagement with the science behind.
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Graphics communicate complex ideas in a universal language and visualizations are something we remember. This infographic illustrates fundamental eco-evolutionary processes of the metaorganism. The understanding of such processes, for example the influence of our diet and lifestyle on our microbiome, is important for each and everyone. I am using this graphic as a blueprint for a series of infographics communicating the importance and the findings of metaorganism research to the German public, to younger audiences (e.g. at school), and to professional researchers.

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Being a passionate surfer myself, it is good to know where shark attacks are reported – and that actually only about 0.00003% of surfers were attacked in 2019.
© 2021, Dr. Agnes Piecyk