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ESR training questionnaire - Science communication

To help us customise the science communication training sessions to best fit your needs please complete the questionnaire below.

First name *

Last name *

What is the main objective of your research project? *

Have you received any training in science communication so far? *

Yes

No

Have you organised or participated in any science communication activities so far? *

Yes

No

If yes, please briefly list them below and include the learning outcomes you gained from these.

If yes, please briefly describe them below.

Which type of communication channels are you currently using to communicate about your project to audiences beyond your colleagues? Who are these audiences? *

Do you have any science communication activities in mind that could benefit your project? Please briefly list these below. *

Is there a specific topic of science communication that you would like to learn more about? Please specify.

If there are any other comments or thoughts you would like to share to help us better customise the course material to fit your needs, please enter your message below.

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