A conference is a unique opportunity for getting your science field into the news media.
You’ve invested time and energy on getting top thought leaders together in place.
We can help you to make the most of it: from putting out a press release and getting the buzz up in the lead-up, to building a conference media room and even organising an outside broadcast on site.
We can also set up and manage conference media centres, with facilities for journalists and media briefings, and put together special media and public events and photo opportunities.
For more information, or help running your conference media email: niall@scienceinpublic.com.au
Below is a list of conferences and related media releases we have published in recent years:
International Congress of Genetics 2023
26th World Mining Congress 2023
Australian Institute of Physics Congress 2022
Better Futures Forum 2022
RACI Centenary Chemistry Congress, 23-28 July 2017
15th World Congress on Public Health, 3-7 April 2017
Joint 13th Asia Pacific Physics Conference and 22nd Australian Institute of Physics Congress, 4–8 December 2016
21st Australian Institute of Physics Congress incorporating the Australian Optical Society Conference, 7–11 December 2014
AIP Congress, incorporating the 37th Australian Conference on Optical Fibre Technology, 9–13 December 2012
Climate Change Research Strategy for Primary Industries Conference, 27–29 November 2012
International Conference on High Energy Physics, 4–11 July 2012
Media release from Public Health Association of Australia 6 April 2017 Public health discussion about the built environment often focuses on factors such as walkability, green spaces, liveability and transportation, yet overlooks the fact that most of the world’s population spends the greatest amount of their time in buildings, and that as a result the…
Syria, chemical weapons, and industrial chemicals Self-driving cars will save lives Best of times, worst of times for Australian adolescents Obesity and climate—two linked global crises we’ve created Multi-nationals and mozzies—both great at spreading diseases Big bad companies blocking life-saving public health policies More at www.wcph2017.com/media.php and @wcph2017 on Twitter. Contact Niall on 0417-131-977, niall@scienceinpublic.com.au…
Media Release: Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) April 5 2017 New research* from the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) has revealed more than two thirds of Australians (68 per cent) are concerned about the rise in extremely hot weather and the impact it will have on health and wellbeing. The topic of climate change…
6 trillion sticks sold per annum Killing half its users – over five million people a year Australia, UK, and Canada are winning the fight – we’re smoking less and pension funds are pulling their money Tobacco’s new ruthless tactics for blocking health policy Multinational companies, like mosquitoes, are vectors of disease What’s happening for…
Media Release from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health (ALSWH) Mothers who gain weight in the years leading up to pregnancy have an increased risk of gestational diabetes, even if their weight remains within the healthy body mass index (BMI) range. University of Queensland School of Public Health researcher Akilew Adane said women who…
Media release from the Public Health Association of Australia A new biodiversity protection plan released this week by the Victorian Government which aims to ensure the long-term protection of the State’s natural areas and encourage the local population to make greater use of their parks and green spaces is a significant step forward in recognising the…
Media release by Parents’ Voice #waterwiththat Launch at the World Congress on Public Health 7.15am, Thursday 6 April, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Australian parents want water to become the standard drink offered to their children when eating out. In a Parents’ Voice survey of Australian parents, 89 per cent agreed that water should be…
Could Trump’s rejection of trade agreements be healthy? Africa is getting healthier Tuberculosis will kill 4,000 people today New flu types are appearing faster We’re not ready for the next pandemic Global challenges today, Tuesday 4 April at the 15th World Congress on Public Health Researchers available for interview, contact Niall Byrne on 0417 131…
Thursday 8 December 2016 Professor Alain Aspect firmly believes we’ve entered the second quantum revolution—an age which will see radical technological developments across industries, from manufacturing and measurement, to energy generation and computing. During the first quantum revolution, we discovered the rules that govern the quantum realm, and how they differ from classical physics. Those…
Thursday 8 December 2016 On the final day of the Physics Congress in Brisbane we’re hearing about inventions that could change the way we generate and store power. Researchers available for interview, contact Toni Stevens on 0401 763 130 or toni@scienceinpublic.com.au QUT researchers spot solar revolution in fly eyes The compound eyes of flies have…