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Want to talk about your research over a coffee at the Maritime Museum?

16 May, 2016

RESEARCH COMMUNICATION. The university is now looking for researchers who are interested in participating in this year’sResearchers’ Night, held on September 30. This year, a “research-fika” will be organized at the Maritime Museum, where children and adults alike may ask curious and tricky questions to a researcher over a cup of coffee.

Does it sound interesting? Then do not miss this excellent opportunity to bring forth your research in a different way to an exciting and unusual audience! Many interested ears guaranteed. All topics are welcome! Express your intrest no later than June 1!

 What: Researcher fika – present your research for children and adults over a coffee
Datum: September 30. It will be held in the early afternoon, exact time not set yet.
Plats: Maritime Museum, Studio, possibly Aquarium.
Express intrest: jonas.larsson@gu.se, by June 1.

ForskarFredag is Sweden’s participation in the Researchers’ Night, a project initiated, driven and partly funded by the European Commission. Around the whole of Europe thousands of activities to demonstrate how exciting and fun research is will be offerad. The target audience is the general public, especially children and young people. Visitors will meet researchers and research through experiments, workshops, hands-on activities, science shows, exhibitions, science cafés and many other exciting activities.

http://forskarfredag.se/

http://forskarfredag.se/goteborg/

https://www.facebook.com/ForskarFredag

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By: Elin Lindström
Tagged With: Samverkan

Comments

  1. Mohamad Ali says

    18 May, 2016 at 09:48

    Hello,
    I’m a Ph.D. fellow at the department of Medical Genetics. I’m interested in sharing my research interest with the public audience. However, since my Swedish is not good, I’m wondering if I can present in English!

    Thank you in advance!

    • Elin Lindström Claessen says

      18 May, 2016 at 10:41

      In this specific case the target audience is families and children, so Swedish is required. There are however other opportunities for English speaking researchers, for example Science Slam during the Science Festival: http://www.gu.se/english/research/science-events/the-international-science-festival/science-slam-2016/?languageId=100001&disableRedirect=true&returnUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.gu.se%2Fforskning%2Fforskare%2FEvenemang%2Fvetenskapsfestivalen%2Fscience-slam-vetenskapsfestivalen%2F
      //Elin

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