You know your research inside out. You’ve spent months, perhaps years, asking questions, running experiments and making sense of your findings. And now you’d like to share what you’ve discovered in a scientific talk that is not only informative, but genuinely interesting to listen to.
But where do you start?
Maybe you think your research is too technical, your findings aren’t surprising enough, or you’re simply not the creative type. After all, you’re a scientist, not a storyteller.
But what if you don’t need to invent a great story because it’s already there, hidden in your research?
That's what we'll explore in the Science Story ADVENTure.
For 24 days, I’ll share ideas, surprising insights and practical inspiration to help you look at your research from a different angle and discover its storytelling potential.
All you need is a few minutes a day and a little curiosity.
What awaits you?
Every day, you’ll receive a short email with a fresh perspective, an interesting example or a thought-provoking question to help you see your research in a new light.
Along the way, we’ll explore what makes scientific research interesting, where compelling stories come from and how small changes in perspective can make a big difference.
About me
Hi, I’m Michaela, a biochemist with more than 20 years of experience in academic research and the pharmaceutical industry.
I’ve prepared and attended countless scientific presentations, and I know how challenging it can be to turn complex research into a talk that captures people’s interest.
I believe compelling science communication isn’t about being a gifted entertainer or inventing spectacular stories. Often, it’s about asking different questions, recognising interesting connections and finding a fresh perspective.
Ready for your Science Story ADVENTure?
Join me for 24 days of inspiration and discovery.
By Christmas Eve, you might just see your own research in a completely different light.
