While completing her master’s degree in South Africa, Anne Chisa discovered that she was surrounded by brilliant researchers. But few people had heard of them. So, she created a podcast to change that.

By connecting high-school students to robotics through play, Laila Berchane hopes to change the face of STEM education in Morocco.

Anna Dumitriu uses pathogens in her art, and helps to uncover new insights in biology through her unconventional collaborations.

Dr Phil Plait on bad astronomy, good sci-comms and finding the ‘it factor’ in every discipline

Berlin Science Week has become an international success story since its launch in 2016.

Support is growing to declare 2027 the International Year of Science Engagement.

“I want to be the person that inspires the next generation of kids in science and technology, who can actually change the world. Mindset is key,” says Stanley Anigbogu, CEO and founder of Artechubs Nigeria

Marc Abrahams, founder of the Ig Nobel Prize ceremony, discusses the value of a laugh when it comes to communicating off-the-wall science.

“You don’t come to science because you’re close-minded. You come to science because you’re creative”, says Dr Laura Lindenfeld, who’s helping researchers communicate their work in unconventional ways.