On Tue, Nov 15, 2016 at 7:45 AM, Kali Madden <office@asc.asn.au> wrote:
Dear ASC-List,
Welcome to this Partners in #scicomm event where we meet collaborators accomplishing more together and ask them how they do it.
Simon Torok and Paul Holper are founders of Scientell Pty Ltd (http://www.scientell.com.au/), a science communication and marketing business specialising in planning and implementing communication strategies for scientific, environmental and technical agencies.
Simon has worked in communication for more than 20 years. This included Communication Manager for CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere, climate change communicator at the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research in England, and editor of CSIRO’s children’s science magazine, The Helix.
Paul has worked in the environmental research field for over 25 years, in senior communication and research management roles. Past roles at CSIRO include managing the Australian Climate Change Science Program, State Relationship Manager for Victoria, and Communication Manager for Atmospheric Research.
Together, Simon and Paul have written 19 popular books on science and climate change, published by ABC Books, CSIRO Publishing, Oxford University Press, and Pan Macmillan, several of which have been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean and Hungarian.
Join us online to meet Simon and Paul today!
You can read more about the event and post your related questions and comments here even if you know you can't attend live:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1794322047447828/ Use the "Show in My Timezone" button on the webinar page here http://www.anymeeting.com/AuSc* ASC Member note: if you have NOT been receiving our monthly member-only newsletter direct to your inbox your membership may have lapsed or your email address may need updating. Contact office@asc.asn.au to check your membership status if uncertain or login to update your details at http://community.asc.asn.au/.iComm to quickly convert our 1:00pm AEDT time to your own.
This webinar is a special partners in #scicomm event as part of the 2016 ASC webinar series. The series is free for all current members of the ASC and SCANZ.
Use this link to register to meet Simon and Paul (register to receive both live event access and replay links):
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Best,
Kali
Executive Officer
Australian Science Communicators
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