We're searching for the UK’s next Science Communicator!
Are you an early career scientist, social scientist, technologist, engineer or mathematician, are passionate about STEM, and would like to share your work with the world? Then apply now to be part of FameLab UK, the largest, public facing, science communication competition and training programme in the world.
As a participant, you will get the opportunity to access professional communications training, meet fellow scientists and become part of an alumni cohort that includes broadcasters, journalists, performers and writers, who are some of the best science communicators in the world.
FameLab UK is open to entrants aged 21 years and over, studying or working in Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine or Mathematics (STEM), and based in the UK while participating.
What are the benefits of taking part in FameLab?
- An opportunity to communicate your work with the public in an engaging and exciting way.
- You will receive professional training on communication and presentation skills.
- You become part of a global network of researchers who are passionate about science and what it can achieve.
- The regional winner will compete in the final at the Cheltenham Science Festival
- The national winner will then compete in the FameLab International Final
What is FameLab?
Famelab is an international science communication competition that challenges participants to present scientific concepts in an engaging and accessible manner. Founded by Cheltenham Science Festival in 2005, Famelab has grown into a global phenomenon, with competitions held in over 30 countries worldwide. Through its platform, Famelab aims to inspire scientists, researchers, and science enthusiasts to share their passion for science with the public.
East Midlands Regional Hub
The University of Nottingham is proud to be working in partnership with Nottingham Trent University, the University of Leicester and the University of Lincoln to develop the next generation of science and social science communicators.