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34. Reimagining Impact: Professor Lisa Grocott on hosting Tomorrow Parties to bring future impact to life
Imagine stepping into a future where your research is creating the impact you've always hoped for. That's exactly what happens in a Tomorrow Party – an innovative method where researchers and stakeholders physically experience their desired futures rather than just planning for them. In this episode, Prof Lisa Grocott explains how this approach helps close the "imagination gap" that often prevents meaningful change. By creating spaces where people collectively imagine themselves already living in their preferred futures – speaking, feeling, and celebrating as if those futures are real – Tomorrow Parties generate the emotional connection and collective hope that traditional planning methods rarely achieve.
33. AI For Science Communication: Prof Mike S. Schäfer on AI's promises, pitfalls, and pink slime
How is generative AI transforming the way research is communicated and understood by different audiences? Prof Mike S. Schäfer gives us a state of the union on the rapidly evolving world of AI and science communication.
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.
31. Events that Actually Work: Cameron McKnight on Building Research Communities that Last
Looking to run events that researchers actually want to attend? Cameron McKnight shares practical insights on building sustainable research communities and running events that deliver real value.
Popular topics:
- Public engagement
- Storytelling
- Career development
- Community engagement
- Team alignment
- Stakeholder/audience mapping
- Talks and presentations
- Strategic comms
- Knowledge mobilisation
- Making your work relatable
- Collaborating with professional staff
- Communicating in different formats/mediums
- Strategy
- Your pitch
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Feedback
- Leadership
- Impact planning
- Mentorship
- Visual communication