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Science in Public helps researchers and founders communicate for engagement and impact

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We’re Science in Public

For over 20 years we’ve been helping researchers find their story, shape it and then share it with the audiences that matter to you: the public, media, government, industry.  

We helped announce how CSIRO made Wi-Fi faster, the discovery of the Higgs boson, the loss of coral cover on the Great Barrier Reef, ‘Dishbrain’, and hundreds of other impactful stories. Our team includes science writers, science communicators, science publicists, science videographers. 

We help scientists and researchers turn complex research into real-world impact, while staying true to the science. 

We support research labs, companies and associations with an end-to-end science communication service. 

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Science in Public is Australia’s science PR agency. We are trusted advisors to government, university and independent research groups. 
We help researchers turn complex ideas into stories people remember; across social, mainstream media, pitches, publications, video, events and conferences. Learn more about our services.

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We build a practical communication plan that aligns your science, stakeholders, and channels, so your messages get cut through. Learn more.

We turn complex research into clear, compelling content. From interviews to case studies, web, and prize/grant nominations. Learn more.

From a targeted media release to a coordinated campaign, we craft the story, pitch and manage coverage. Learn more.

We offer a range of media, communication and presentation training for researchers with full-day courses or shorter workshops. Learn more.

We develop and execute social media content campaigns that effectively showcase your work for online audiences and build your profile. Learn more.

Our style is simple: let the researchers tell the story, minimal voiceover, maximum authenticity. We develop scripts, host shoot days and deliver final edits. Learn more.

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Keep up to date with opportunities to promote your work and the latest Australian science stories. Or we can create a newsletter for your organisation.

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A bi-monthly newsletter with practical communications advice, research sector updates, science prizes and opportunities to promote your work

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Journalists and media

Subscribe to our dedicated media email list for the latest Australian science stories and to access interview opportunities with the nation’s brightest innovators.

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We help the Australian Institute of Physics and National Stem Cell Foundation of Australia write and deliver regular email bulletins to their communities.

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Latest stories

Media releases | National Science Week

Limited attention. Hollywood anatomy. Blow-up broccoli. Aus-Chile astro connection. Who owns where you’ve been?

18 August, 2026
Thursday 20 August Highlights from day 6 of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. VIC: Why attention is a precious and limited resource. NSW: Anatomy according to Hollywood. NT: Alice Springs and Chile connect through poetry, astronomy, and our shared view of the stars VIC: Who…
READ MORE Limited attention. Hollywood anatomy. Blow-up broccoli. Aus-Chile astro connection. Who owns where you’ve been?
Media releases | National Science Week

Molecules and monsters. Ocean feelings. Where’s wedgie? Our relationship with the cosmos.

17 August, 2026
Wednesday 19 August Highlights from day 5 of National Science Week’s 9-day week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NSW: Australia’s nuclear reactor is 20 this year. How has it helped science and medicine? SA: Love, fear and algal blooms: how do you feel about the ocean? QLD: Monsters…
READ MORE Molecules and monsters. Ocean feelings. Where’s wedgie? Our relationship with the cosmos.
Media releases | National Science Week

Tassie’s dark sky. Underground farm. Robot responders. Health history in a vintage caravan.

17 August, 2026
Monday 17 August Highlights from day 3 of National Science Week Researchers, experts, and other interesting people available for interview around the country. NATIONAL: Design a robot for disasters, oceans or space. WA: The fleet of caravans that transformed chronic disease, in Busselton. NSW: A farm under Sydney’s CBD. TAS: Indigenous astrophysicist and TikTokker and…
READ MORE Tassie’s dark sky. Underground farm. Robot responders. Health history in a vintage caravan.

Media training

Know your audience, know your story

Our full day courses are for groups of six to twelve people, and shorter workshops for groups of 20 to 200. We offer online and onsite engagement, media, communication and presentation training for researchers from early career to leadership.

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We’ve trained thousands of researchers from leading Australian research organisations

“I really enjoyed this media training course. It explained how the main media streams work, helped us plan to communicate our story.”

Andrea Taschetto,
Climate Change Research Centre,
UNSW

“It was absolutely fascinating and a real eye-opener about how the media works behind the scenes. They did an awesome job.”

Cathi Humphrey-Hood,
Faculty of Science and Engineering,
Macquarie University

” Highly recommend the media training… We learnt how to adapt our research stories for news, radio, and print based reporting.”

Monique Box,
Stem Cell Scientist and
Vascular Bioengineer

Book an upcoming media & communication training workshop

Sydney, NSW

Tue 8 September, 2026

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Adelaide, NSW

Thu 15 October, 2026

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Melbourne, VIC

Tue 20 October, 2026

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Perth, WA

(TBC) November, 2026

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Coaching & mentoring for early career researchers

We offer cost-effective, bespoke advice for researchers and science communication professionals with our Creative Director, Niall Byrne, one of Australia’s most experienced and respected science publicists.

Book a one-hour consultation on the communication potential of your next paper, and other advice that may complement your in-house capabilities.

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How can we help you?

Niall Byrne +61 417 131 977 | niall@scienceinpublic.com.au

Sarah Brooker on +61 413 332 489 | sarah@scienceinpublic.com.au

Our team are located in Adelaide, SA and Melbourne, VIC.

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  • About us
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    • Portfolio
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    • Communication support
    • Early career coaching
    • Video production
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    • Get involved in 2026
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