What this is

Researchers and technologists who can translate the frontier into plain language. Rare and increasingly in demand from corporate and education audiences.

What it looks like in practice

  • Translation of research into a lay narrative
  • Corporate, education and festival circuit
  • Media commentary and explainer content
  • Book and course development

What you get

Deliverables, stated up front.

Included in scope

  • Lay narrative and talk
  • Circuit plan
  • Media commentary programme
  • Publishing and course assessment

Where it sits

Part of Speakers & Dignitaries.

Keynote representation for people who are booked for what they know.

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Frequently asked

Science & Research, in plain terms.

Does public engagement harm academic standing?

Attitudes have shifted considerably. Institutions increasingly value demonstrated public impact.

How do I start?

A clear lay explanation of your field, and availability to journalists covering it.

Who books science speakers?

Corporates, education institutions, festivals and increasingly technology companies.

In more depth

Rare and increasingly in demand.

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Translation is the scarce skill

Researchers who can make the frontier intelligible without dumbing it down are rare and in growing demand from corporate and education audiences.

Journalists call the available, not the best

Media default to whoever responds. Being reachable and prepared changes who gets quoted on your field.

Courses and books extend reach

Teaching and publishing convert expertise into income that does not depend on institutional employment.

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