Estimad@s colegas,
Este curso, organizado por Transmitting Science, puede ser de interés para miembros de la lista: “Visual Skills for Communicating your Science”.
Fechas y horario: 4, 11, y 18 de septiembre, de 15:00 a 19:00 (zona horaria de Madrid).
Profesora: Cirenia Arias Baldrich (Diseñadora, España).
Resumen del curso (en inglés, que es el idioma en el que se impartirá el mismo):
Visuals have a key role in scientific communication. Visuals can make scientific knowledge accessible, attractive, and clear for the audience. This course will provide you with the necessary skills to create effective visual materials to communicate science, a toolkit to improve your designs at the service of scientific dissemination and outreach.
This course is designed to enhance the attendees’ ability to use the power of images for scicomm. We will address basic graphic design principles applied to the communication of scientific concepts, we will explore a variety of visual formats with practical examples on how to design social media posts, posters, slides, figures that stand out. You will walk-through design resources and tools that will be a game-changer for your future work!
Learning outcomes:
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Illustration and Science: Building Bridges
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Sketching and Planning
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How to make it look better. Tips for scientists: do’s and don’ts
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Boosting your presentations, figures, posts.
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Visually Communicate your work to different audiences
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Get new visual/design skills
Más información e inscripciones: https://www.
O escribiendo a courses@transmittingscience.
Un cordial saludo
Soledad De Esteban-Trivigno, PhD
Director
Transmitting Science
Upcoming courses: https://www.
Twitter @SoleDeEsteban
Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-
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