Hi everybody,

Thanks for a challenging, but extraordinarily interesting day with two workshops and one lecture, addressing some very qualified people. As I always need ”news from the front”, please feel free to get in touch if you’re preparing a poster or talk, or have questions about your communication strategy.

Thanks for having me & på gensyn!

O.

olle@bergman.com
se.linkedin.com/in/ollebergman/en
@OlleBergmanSE

From the workshops & lectures

• 2018-04-10_Morning Workshop (CARD)
• 2018-04-10_Afternoon Lecture
• Dance your Ph.D., winner 2017

Beta versions (i.e. work in progress) of some online documents

Please feel free to distribute and send feedback!

• Communication Crash Course
• A Poster Guide for Ph.D. students

Useful stuff

• How to succeed in interviews
• Better Posters
• My favorite presentation by Hans Rosling
• About topic sentences
• The inverted pyramid
• Short BBC tutorial on how to write a newspaper report
• A great piece on mentoring

LinkedIn

• Your Linkedin headline – some tips
• The Diana YK Chan headline method – 3+1
• Tips for your academic LinkedIn profile (a bit old but still useful)

Rhetoric

• I recommend this audiobook which you can download for free from Audible (if you’re a new customer): A Way with Words.
• Another good book in English: You Talkin’ to me?

Books on scientific peer-to-peer communication

• Schultz, David M.: Eloquent Science
• Carter, Matt: Designing Science Presentations

Some recent pieces by yours truly

• Communication of Science: Out with the old and in with the new!
  
• Three percent of the budget set aside for professional communication services
• Chapters about digitalization in research and healthcare in Cancerfondsrapporten

TEDx talk, Poland 2017

• The Game is Changing – Make your Move

Crastina

I currently put a lot of effort in Crastina—a networking platform for the exchange of knowledge, skills, experience, and opinion regarding scientific communication and science dissemination. The primary target group is early career scientists, but here you can find stuff which is useful for everybody with an interest in communication. (The name comes from Scientia Crastina, Latin for ‘The Science of Tomorrow’)

 

 

There are several ways to engage in the Crastina network activities – please get in touch if you’re interested.

 

A cultural heritage of Sweden: the wooden houses painted in Falu rödfärg, based on a unique pigment of finely divided hematite.
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Hi guys,

Thanks for a great day in a room where we could overlook the building where I once did the lab work for my Master’s thesis.  Below you will find the lecture slides in pdf format as well as a motley but useful collection of links.

Feel free to get in touch if you’re preparing a talk or have questions about your communication strategy. Good luck with your studies, research, networking, and communication!

O.

olle@bergman.com
se.linkedin.com/in/ollebergman/en
@torbern

My slides

2018-02-08_Copenhagen

A beta version of a new online document

• Communication Crash Course (Please feel free to distribute and send feedback!)

A recent piece by yours truly

• Communication of Science: Out with the old and in with the new!

LinkedIn

• Your Linkedin headline – some tips
• The Diana YK Chan headline method – 3+1
• Tips for your academic LinkedIn profile (a bit old but still useful)

Rhetoric

• I recommend this audiobook which you can download for free from Audible (if you’re a new customer): A Way with Words.
• Another good book in English: You Talkin’ to me?

Useful stuff

• How to succeed in interviews
• Better Posters
• My favourite presentation by Hans Rosling
• About topic sentences
• The inverted pyramid
• Short BBC tutorial on how to write a newspaper report
• A great piece on mentoring

Books on scientific peer-to-peer communication

• Schultz, David M.: Eloquent Science
• Carter, Matt: Designing Science Presentations

Crastina

I currently put a lot of effort in Crastina—a networking platform for the exchange of knowledge, skills, experience, and opinion regarding scientific communication and science dissemination. The primary target group is early career scientists, but here you can find stuff which is useful for everybody with an interest in communication. (The name comes from Scientia Crastina, Latin for ‘The Science of Tomorrow’)

There are several ways to engage in the Crastina network activities – please get in touch if you’re interested.

A stream where a group of beavers lives, close to my home in Eskilstuna, February 2018.
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Hi guys,

Some really busy weeks have passed since we met; I apologize for my tardiness.

Anyway, I had a great day in Copenhagen! Below you will find the lecture slides in pdf format as well as a motley but useful collection of links .

Feel free to get in touch if you’re preparing a talk or have questions about your communication strategy. Good luck with your studies, research, networking and communication!

O.

olle@bergman.com
se.linkedin.com/in/ollebergman/en
@torbern

Your conclusions

My slides

Copenhagen_2017-04-19

A beta version of a new online document

• Communication Crash Course (Please feel free to distribute and send feedback!)

A recent piece by yours truly

• Lamenting the Wordiness of Learned People

LinkedIn

• Your Linkedin headline – some tips
• The Diana YK Chan headline method – 3+1
• Tips for your academic LinkedIn profile (a bit old but still useful)

Rhetoric

• I recommend this audiobook which you can download for free from Audible (if you’re a new customer): A Way with Words.
• Another good book in English: You Talkin’ to me?

Useful stuff

• How to succeed in interviews
• Better Posters
• My favourite presentation by Hans Rosling
• About topic sentences
• The inverted pyramid
• Short BBC tutorial on how to write a newspaper report

Books on scientific peer-to-peer communication

• Schultz, David M.: Eloquent Science
• Carter, Matt: Designing Science Presentations

Crastina

I currently put a lot of effort in Crastina—a networking platform for the exchange of knowledge, skills, experience and opinion regarding scientific communication and science dissemination. The primary target group is early career scientists, but here you can find stuff which is useful for everybody with an interest for communication. (The name comes from Scientia Crastina, Latin for ‘The Science of Tomorrow’)

There are several ways to engage in the Crastina network activities – please get in touch if you’re interested.

Sun going down over Kattegat. Viken, north of Helsingborg, on May 6.