Science as Story | Terri Cook - EGU Distinguished Lecture

How can complex science become captivating stories? Terri Cook, renowned science writer and communicator, shares her journey through science journalism and storytelling.
From the geology of the Middle Earth to the science behind NASA's Europa Clipper mission, Cook demonstrates how creative narratives can make even the most intricate scientific concepts both accessible and engaging. Drawing from her experience with Scientific American and her role as Head of Communications at University of Colorado Boulder’s Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, she offers unique insights into effective science communication.
This lecture, held on November 28, 2024, was organized by the University of Padua’s Department of Biology, Department of Geosciences, and University Museums Centre and is part of the Distinguished Lecture Series of the European Geosciences Union.
Discover how to transform research into compelling stories that resonate with diverse audiences!
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