Free Training Webinars for UK Researchers – February 2026
Published in Healthcare & Nursing, Astronomy, and Social Sciences
This February, Dr Jamie Gallagher is delivering a series of free, live online training sessions to help researchers strengthen their public engagement, communication and evaluation skills.
Organised by C‑DICE in partnership with the Energy Research Accelerator (ERA), these workshops are open to UK postdocs and final-stage PhD researchers. If you work outside the UK, or know of more science engagement opportunities, we’d love you to share more opportunities in the comments.
Event Planning for Public Engagement - 13 February, 13:00-14:00 (Online)
This session will explore the practical elements of planning experiences that genuinely connect with audiences. You’ll learn how to:
- Create compelling titles and promotional text
- Build realistic timelines
- Manage risks effectively
- Work productively with partners
By the end of the hour, you’ll leave with a clear framework to turn an idea into a well‑planned, impactful event.
Eligibility: UK postdocs, final‑stage PhDs, and ERA-associated PhD students
Organised by: C‑DICE
Researchers on TikTok - 19 February, 13:00-14:00 (Online)
TikTok is now home to a thriving community of researchers sharing active research, building audiences, and increasing the visibility of their work. This session is ideal for beginners and covers:
- How to plan, film and edit short videos
- Tips for producing high‑quality content quickly and affordably
- Strategies for making research engaging and accessible through video
You’ll come away with practical skills to create videos that communicate your ideas creatively and effectively.
Eligibility: UK postdocs, final‑stage PhDs, and ERA-associated PhD students
Organised by: C‑DICE
Dealing with Evaluation Data - 20 February, 13:00-14:00 (Online)
An essential introduction to capturing, understanding and presenting engagement evaluation data.
This data‑focused workshop will cover:
- What types of data to collect and how to design robust questions
- How to process qualitative data clearly and confidently
- Ways to present evidence in compelling narratives that showcase real impact
Perfect for anyone looking to strengthen reporting and demonstrate meaningful change, especially in a Net‑Zero context.
Eligibility: UK postdocs, final‑stage PhDs, and ERA-associated PhD students
Organised by: C‑DICE
Helping researchers connect, collaborate, and communicate their work. Specialising in Medicine and Life Science and passionate about making science more visible and accessible.
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