Presenters
Day 1
The art and science of being understood
Nicolle Luis
Marketing Manager, Plain English Foundation
Day 1
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Alina Bryleva
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Susan Warner
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Emma Joughin
Day 3
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Fanny Peters
Day 3
Building a national picture of bushfire hazard: lessons learned for knowledge translation and governance
Clare Brandon
Day 3
Beyond media coverage: designing science communication for real-world uptake
Aeden Ratcliffe
Day 3
Science, funding and trust: the role of communications when a clinical trial needs public support
Gail Marshall
Day 3
When models and observations disagree: co-designing a climate visualisation video
Corey Hanrahan
Day 3
The highs and lows of telling science stories in real-time: Year 3 of a 7-year science communication experiment
Rachael Vorwerk
Day 3
What does a recent human-shark interaction at Coogee Beach say about intermedia influences and the presentation of science in newspapers and social media?
David Sibenaler
Day 2
Day 2
Day 2
Day 2
Day 2
Visions of AI in science fiction: an exploration of Hugo “&” short story finalists
Masoud Irani
Day 2
Day 2
Sea Change Australia: using SciComm principles in climate adaptation for fisheries and aquaculture.
Gabi Mocatta
Day 2
Do I have the energy for that?: The invisible load of heteronormativity in Australian science communication
Clare Boon
Day 2
Chicken or the Egg? Influencing young people by changing the minds around them?
Catherine Nielsen
Day 2
What science communicators can learn from community involvement in medical research
Caitlin McLeod
Day 2
Day 2
Research Ecosystem and Infrastructure
Chris Gourlay
Chief Operating Officer and Company Secretary
Day 2
Research Ecosystem and Infrastructure
Niall Byrne
Creative Director of Science in Public
Day 2
Research Impact Storytelling panel — Chair, Research Ecosystem and Infrastructure — Panellist
Jodie Haigh
Government Relations and Research Policy Advisor
Day 2
Research impact storytelling
Tash Jobson, Nina Vidovic, Melina Gillespie, Jodie Haigh (Chair)
Day 3
Australians beliefs and attitudes towards science - new evidence and implications for science communication in 2026 and beyond
Dr Matthew S. Nurse
Postdoctoral research fellow, ARC Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science
Day 1
The art and science of being understood
Nicolle Luis
Marketing Manager, Plain English Foundation
Day 1
Day 2
Day 2
Day 2
Day 2
Day 2
Visions of AI in science fiction: an exploration of Hugo “&” short story finalists
Masoud Irani
Day 2
Day 2
Sea Change Australia: using SciComm principles in climate adaptation for fisheries and aquaculture.
Gabi Mocatta
Day 2
Do I have the energy for that?: The invisible load of heteronormativity in Australian science communication
Clare Boon
Day 2
Chicken or the Egg? Influencing young people by changing the minds around them?
Catherine Nielsen
Day 2
What science communicators can learn from community involvement in medical research
Caitlin McLeod
Day 2
Day 2
Research Ecosystem and Infrastructure
Chris Gourlay
Chief Operating Officer and Company Secretary
Day 2
Research Ecosystem and Infrastructure
Niall Byrne
Creative Director of Science in Public
Day 2
Research Impact Storytelling panel — Chair, Research Ecosystem and Infrastructure — Panellist
Jodie Haigh
Government Relations and Research Policy Advisor
Day 2
Research impact storytelling
Tash Jobson, Nina Vidovic, Melina Gillespie, Jodie Haigh (Chair)
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Alina Bryleva
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Susan Warner
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Emma Joughin
Day 3
Day 3
Asteroids to Oceans: The Power of Multi-Organisation Science Comms Networks
Fanny Peters
Day 3
Building a national picture of bushfire hazard: lessons learned for knowledge translation and governance
Clare Brandon
Day 3
Beyond media coverage: designing science communication for real-world uptake
Aeden Ratcliffe
Day 3
Science, funding and trust: the role of communications when a clinical trial needs public support
Gail Marshall
Day 3
When models and observations disagree: co-designing a climate visualisation video
Corey Hanrahan
Day 3
The highs and lows of telling science stories in real-time: Year 3 of a 7-year science communication experiment
Rachael Vorwerk
Day 3
What does a recent human-shark interaction at Coogee Beach say about intermedia influences and the presentation of science in newspapers and social media?
David Sibenaler
Day 3
Australians beliefs and attitudes towards science - new evidence and implications for science communication in 2026 and beyond
Dr Matthew S. Nurse
Postdoctoral research fellow, ARC Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science