Science Storytelling & Clear Communication
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 · 5–7 pm Eastern
- Craft compelling narratives that make your research relevant and memorable.
- Simplify complex science and communicate with clarity and confidence.
Training for scientists and research teams
Make your science stick.
Build practical skills to communicate your research with clarity, creativity, and greater impact.
Camille Mojica Rey, Ph.D.Science Communication Specialist
The human brain is wired to process information in predictable ways. Use that to your advantage.
Virtual training hosted by SNAP
How to Brain Hack Your Way to More Impactful Science Communication
A two-part interactive training with tools you can use right away.
Vivid Visuals & Dynamic Dialogue
Tuesday, November 17, 2026 · 5–7 pm Eastern
- Design visuals that clarify complex ideas and make your science stick.
- Listen, adapt, and connect with your audience in the moment.
Two Tuesdays · Live and interactive · Online
The four pillars
Skills you’ll put to work
Each skill helps your audience understand, remember, and act on the science.
Science Storytelling
Build a narrative that gives your research meaning and makes it memorable.
Clear Communication
Turn complexity into plain language without losing scientific accuracy.
Vivid Visuals
Use visual choices that clarify your message and hold attention.
Dynamic Dialogue
Listen, respond, and connect with the people you want to reach.
Meet your facilitator
Camille Mojica Rey, Ph.D.
Camille is a science communication specialist who helps researchers make complex work clear and compelling. She brings more than 20 years of experience translating biomedical, public health, and policy research for diverse audiences.
Through Brain Hack Communications, she teaches practical ways to meet audiences where they are and communicate science with greater impact.
Ready to make your science resonate?
Join the two-part virtual workshop on November 10 and 17, 2026, from 5–7 pm Eastern.
Explore the workshop