Friday last week we had the chance to offer our NetCDA guests and partners various workshops on science communication. Depending on their previous knowledge, the participants in these workshops were able to expand their skills in the external representation and presentation of their scientific results. Many thanks to the Nationales Institut für Wissenschaftskkommunikation (NaWik) gGmbH for the professional implementation in all groups.
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