Your PhD in 30 Seconds: Science Communication Workshop

Date: Thu. July 17, 2025
Event: Your PhD in 30 Seconds: Science Communication Workshop
Organizer: EELISA (FAU)

Schedule
• 11:00 – 11:30H: Welcome and intro on science communication
• 11:30 – 12:00H: work on your 30 second-presentation
• 12:00 – 12:30H: presentation + feedback
• 12:30 – 13:00H: Lunch and networking

Registration
Registration is free but mandatory.
Application deadline: July 07, 2025, EOD
Max. attendance: 20 people
Registration link: https://www.eelisa.fau.de/innovation/phd-30s/

Audience
PhD students. This workshop is for you if:
• You are doing your doctorate at an EELISA university?
• You can explain your research to your fellows, but it’s hard to explain it to lay people?
• You are eager to learn what PhD students from other faculties or other universities are doing?
• You would love to get some feedback, in give feedback to others?

WHEN
Thu. July 17, 2025 at 11:00H – 13:00H (Berlin time)

WHERE
panOPTIKUM (see map)
Paul-Gordan-Straße 6
91052 Erlangen – Röthelheimpark, Germany.

Useful information
• Language: English
• Application deadline: July 07, 2025, EOD
• Depending on applications, we will select up to two participants per EELISA partner on a “first come, first serve”-basis.
• Please clarify BEFORE your application with your local EELISA-team, whether they can assist you with travel expenses.

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Contact
• Melanie Viebahn – EELISA project manager @FAU – contact for organisational and technical issues
• Iman Hamadi – founders support office @FAU
• Johanna Hojer – EELISA Communication Pro
• Immanuel Reinschlüssel – FAU Communication Pro

This event @EELISA – in collaboration with SPUK and the Start-up Consulting Team

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