The Silbersalz Institute is a year-long, diverse program that enables scientists, researchers, designers, creative technologists, and artists to work together on developing new innovative projects, at the intersection of science, research, technology and society for broadening the public perception of science, and bringing scientific research into mainstream media.
We are continuing our work with Silbersalz Science and Media Festival in Halle, Germany with Crossover Director, Mark Atkin becoming The SILBERSALZ Institute’s Head of Program.
Through extensive training, co-creation, workshops and digital Masterclasses, participants will collaborate with renowned science institutions, academies, course instructors, mentors, and partners from the creative industries. Practicing scientists at the forefront of their fields will be carefully matched with media experts, while improving their science communication skills.
Throughout the program, scientists will be introduced to the European media and cultural landscape and learn strategies for developing science communication projects and tapping into funding opportunities.
Hear Mark give an overview of this year’s program during the Institute Inspiration Session here
The Silbersalz Institute is a year-long, diverse program that enables scientists, researchers, designers, creative technologists, and artists to work together on developing new innovative projects, at the intersection of science, research, technology and society for broadening the public perception of science, and bringing scientific research into mainstream media.
We are continuing our work with Silbersalz Science and Media Festival in Halle, Germany with Crossover Director, Mark Atkin becoming The SILBERSALZ Institute’s Head of Program.
Through extensive training, co-creation, workshops and digital Masterclasses, participants will collaborate with renowned science institutions, academies, course instructors, mentors, and partners from the creative industries. Practicing scientists at the forefront of their fields will be carefully matched with media experts, while improving their science communication skills.
Throughout the program, scientists will be introduced to the European media and cultural landscape and learn strategies for developing science communication projects and tapping into funding opportunities.
Hear Mark give an overview of this year’s program during the Institute Inspiration Session here
