Science communication: our top 10 tips
What is the best way to communicate science effectively? Here are 10 tips provided by the experts.
Science popularisation tips
Discover our top three tips for making complex ideas more accessible to a varied audience.
Five tips for writing a PhD thesis
We provide you with our five top tips for writing a PhD thesis as effectively as possible.
Pitch: advice from speakers
What makes a good pitch? How do you prepare? Three speakers provide us with their advice.
Scientists and social media
Scientists: why use social media? What is the best way to use it?
Hooks: use an image!
In communication, a hook is like the wrapping for a gift and adds value to your content.
5 communication tips inspired by fake news
We take a look at what we can learn from such a frightening yet admittedly successful phenomenon…
Steps for logo design
A graphic to represent your brand is essential. We reveal the steps to create a unique logo that suits you.
Symposium: the chairman role
Host, timekeeper... Here we provide an overview of the role of a chairman step by step
Presenting: non-verbal communication
What is non-verbal communication? What does it say about us and how do we control it?
9 tips for your PowerPoint slides
The rules to follow to get the best out of your PowerPoint presentations.
Science: presenting a workshop for kids
Discover our tips for designing and presenting a science workshop for kids.
Science outreach: blogger to YouTuber
Agent Majeur takes a look the driving forces behind this phenomenon of science videos online.
The 6 characteristics of a good logo
What is a good logo? Agent Majeur brings you some answers and a case study: EDF.
Humour in science presentations
How to include humour in a serious presentation: tips from Tom Antion.
Hooks: ask a question
Use a hook to capture your audience's attention. We suggest asking a question.
Pitch: how to seduce a jury
Testimonial from Xavier Ormancey, Research and Innovation Director and jury chairman.
Speech: choose the right microphone
The pros and cons of using different types of microphones during a speech.
Photography for science!
Jérémy Barande, photographer, shares his tips for your science images.
Humour and science communication
Carlos Lee’s tips on how best to combine humour and science communication.
Science outreach towards students
Julien Bobroff’s tips for science outreach among high school and university students.
Science illustration
Report on how to use science illustrations : schematics and drawings.
Titles and science communication
The title is the most important part of any type of communication.
Three minute thesis: present your PhD
Advice from PhD students to help succeed in the three-minute thesis competition.