What is a Science SLAM?

A Science slam is a science communication format where young scientists explain their research projects in short 10-minute-talks that are easy to follow and afterwards the audience gets to vote. The important thing is not primarily the scientific outcome of their work, but to explain it in an understandable and entertaining way. Science slams take place outside the university or lecture halls and instead in cultural centers, bars or clubs, usually in the evening and accompanied by beers [1].

If you wanna get a feeling for what a Science SLAM evening looks like, check the videos from the previous events in our youtube channel.

Here's a press coverage of one of our events at Abasalon: Academic showbiz (also in danish).

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If you are a PhD student, or a postdoc and wanna speak at a Slam, get in touch with us through this contact form.