Sci-Comm Consulting Ltd

Sci-Comm Consulting Ltd is a communications agency driven by projects for social good. Check our projects page for more info -

[Marina Joubert @marinajoubert]

New online short course: Science Engagement & Social Impact - designed for scientists & #scicomm practitioners who want to make their work more relevant, visible, and impactful.
🗓️ Starts: 31 August 2026
💻 Online
🔗 More information and registration: https://t.co/pgdrfVts1M

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

Calling all young people!! Are you (or do you know someone) aged 11 to 30 living in the UK? If so, there is still time to share your opinions about education and employment opportunities through @YEUK2012's Youth Voice Census: https://t.co/CWcVj2xwIO

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

When it comes to careers in aviation, the sky is the limit! In this brochure for younger students, @CranfieldUni professionals from different roles in the aviation industry highlight the huge range of exciting careers available: https://t.co/8fIndF5Zs5

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

People still value scientists. But fewer people feel informed about science.

That’s the gap science communication has to close.

At @FuturumCareers, we see this clearly: raising science literacy, supporting teachers, broadening careers awareness and challenging stereotypes are not side issues — they’re central to building an informed, inclusive future for science.
https://t.co/dgu3gub2Xm

#scicomm #education #STEM

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

We’re delighted to see a Futurum article featured in the TES resources blog post on exploring sustainability!

The blog features a collection of lessons, activities and projects to help teachers discuss sustainability with secondary students and highlights Dr Daniel Flippo’s Futurum brochure as a 5-star resource.

An associate professor at Kansas State University in the US, Dan is researching how robotics can help farmers to maximise the land they have to grow food on. His Futurum resource explains his research, provides an insight into careers in biological and agricultural engineering and includes a link to a virtual walk around his lab.

https://t.co/5AikZ7A03k

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

National @CareersWeek has begun! At Futurum, all our educational resources contain careers advice from professionals working in STEM and SHAPE fields. Download our free articles to inspire young people with genuine career guidance: https://t.co/PNuYYBKFvr
#NCW2026

[Tom Rogers @RogersHistory]

Are you a teacher or school leader?
Do you like talking? (Of course you do!)
Why not join our ever growing teacher-led host community at @TTRadioOfficial?
Host your own regular show on TTR.
Contact here: https://t.co/kR6gY6FzZj

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In our latest animation, we explore archaeology with Dr Jon Driver from @SFU and Alyssa Currie, Executive Director of @TsekwaHeritage Society. Jon has been working alongside Alyssa and the THS to repatriate artefacts that were excavated and taken from the site.

https://t.co/s0ZsIPgzfF

@SSHRC_CRSH @_FPCC

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In our latest animation, we explore robotics with Dr Hao Zhang from the @HCRoboticsLab at @UMassAmherst. Hao is exploring how robot teams can become more resilient, intelligent and cooperative by learning from human teamwork.

https://t.co/G2Owr4p6I7

@DARPA @NSF

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In this podcast, registered nurse Dr Holly Graham (@usask, @Thunderchild_FN) shares her experiences of racism in healthcare and discusses her motivations for developing a guide to help healthcare professionals address racism.
https://t.co/jbKEyJcZRU

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In our latest animation, we explore nuclear engineering with Dr Austin Lo, Chief Research Officer at GenAlpha Nuclear Technologies. Austin is developing a ground-breaking new technology that will pave the way for compact and long-lasting nuclear energy systems.

https://t.co/oLVYJ0uuB2

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In their CPD resource, Professor Katherine Wilson and Dr Thomas Pickles, historians at the University of Chester in the UK, tell us about their 'Mobility of Objects' project, which seeks to reinvigorate history education through the incorporation of everyday medieval objects. Their approach, emphasising hands-on exploration and critical inquiry, demonstrates how material culture profoundly enhances historical understanding and pedagogy.

https://t.co/Shwe5Dq2Hh

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

Well, that was fun!

It's always a pleasure creating podcasts with researchers, but, this time, we thought we'd have a go ourselves. In this podcast, we give a behind-the-scenes tour of our editorial and production process. We talk about how we collaborate with researchers to create educational resources based on their research and careers, and about how these resources can be used by teachers and students. We also discuss our favourite things about working for Futurum Careers...

https://t.co/EBgN3Yj1lO

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In our latest collection of free teaching resources, we explore sociology with Dr Michelle Maroto, Dr Zohreh BayatRizi and Dr Guillaume Durou, from the University of Alberta in Canada.

https://t.co/l3sXrpT86A

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

To keep us safe and avoid cybercrime, it is essential our data is private. However, building efficient algorithms that maintain data privacy is challenging, especially as cybercriminals become increasingly sophisticated in their operations. Dr Clément Canonne is a theoretical computer scientist at The University of Sydney in Australia. He is researching how advanced computational techniques can best future-proof our data, while maintaining efficiency.
https://t.co/xNND30BGWW

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In our latest free teaching resource, we explore theoretical computer science with Dr Clément Canonne at The University of Sydney in Australia.

Clément is researching how advanced computational techniques can best future-proof our data, while maintaining efficiency.

https://t.co/xNND30BGWW

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In our latest animation, we explore 'The Mobility of Objects' with Professor Katherine Wilson and Dr Thomas Pickles, historians at the University of Chester in the UK. To encourage hands-on exploration and critical inquiry and to help people understand more about life in the medieval period, they have put together a collection of everyday medieval objects, including keys, chests, shoes and tiles.

https://t.co/BTgfcVsaCT

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

In Canada, Indigenous women face disproportionately high levels of violence and are greatly overrepresented in long-term and unresolved missing person cases. At Lakehead University, Tamara Bernard is advocating for Indigenous women and girls, with the goal of creating a safer and securer world for them in the future.

https://t.co/GK7Cfuuf34

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

The STEM crisis in China’s universities: how outdated courses are wasting talent

https://t.co/lOxcMpKlfY

[FUTURUMCareers @FUTURUMCareers]

The @VarkeyFdn has launched the US$1million Global Schools Prize, a new initiative delivered in collaboration with @UNESCO to celebrate the world’s most innovative and impactful schools.

https://t.co/ovgCXaeeg4