Science Communication

While you can find all details about my involvement in scicomm in the Curriculum tab (scroll to the bottom of the document to the Science Communication section), I here gathered a bunch of pictures from events and initiatives I have led or co-organised across the globe :)

Note: for privacy purposes, I am only sharing pictures of myself or of flyers/activities I led or co-led. I do not have permission to share images of my attendees.

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Teaching high school students in Italy (virtually) about the brain

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Promotional video for an art exhibition I co-organised on Brain Art in Montreal, Canada

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Brain Art Exhibition - PHI Centre, Montreal Canada

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Kids activities, Brain Art exhibition - PHI Centre Montreal, Canada

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Kids activities, Brain Art exhibition - PHI Centre Montreal, Canada

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Feedback for kids activities, Brain Art exhibition - PHI Centre Montreal, Canada

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Original idea I brought to ComSciConCAN, very competitive national SciComm workshop. I made this poster to present how I wanted to communicate The Art of Imaging to kids. This idea later developed in activities I led at the Montreal Science Centre and Centre PHI.

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Event I organised to bridge the intergenerational gap in learning. Montreal, Canada

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Overview of the Brain Art exhibition and kids activities in Seoul, South Korea.