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38. Amplification Partners: Prof Megan Munsie on leveraging established networks and voices to multiply your impact
Instead of spending years building your own audience from scratch, what if you could partner with organisations and voices that already have your target community's trust and attention? Professor Megan Munsie has spent two decades mastering this approach — what she calls "amplification strategy" — to reach patients, policymakers, and the public with critical stem cell research insights.

35. Strategic Science Communication: Prof John C. Besley on designing communication that actually changes behaviour
Passionate about sharing your research and want to ensure your comms efforts deliver meaningful results? Professor John C. Besley shares insights from his book Strategic Science Communication, and the SCREE framework, to help you move beyond hoping for impact to designing for it. In this conversation, he reveals why many research communication efforts fall short – not because researchers aren't trying, but because they haven't been asked the fundamental question: what specific behaviour do you want to change? John and I discuss how to identify clear goals, understand the beliefs that drive behaviours, and align your communication activities accordingly. Whether you’re the director of research org, working in comms/operations, or an individual researcher, John shares practical tips that can help you start improving the outcomes of your comms and engagement today.

32. Making Sci Comm Training Stick: Brendon Bosworth on finding the right training approach for your team
Looking to implement communication training that creates lasting change? Communication specialist Brendon Bosworth shares practical insights on choosing the right trainer, designing effective programs, and embedding communication skills in your research team.

27. Connecting Through Comedy: David Crisante on how to use humour to build key relationships and make your research approachable.
Looking to build stronger research partnerships and make your work more accessible? Science comedy expert David Crisante shares how strategic humour can help you connect with stakeholders, improve team dynamics, and boost your impact.
Popular topics:
- Public engagement
- Career development
- Storytelling
- Strategic comms
- Team alignment
- Stakeholder/audience mapping
- Community engagement
- Making your work relatable
- Talks and presentations
- Strategy
- Communicating in different formats/mediums
- Knowledge mobilisation
- Your pitch
- Mentorship
- Collaborating with professional staff
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Feedback
- Listening
- Playfulness
- Representing your discipline