Good afternoon all,

Once again, Chemistry World is hosting a competition to support people getting into sci comm. It’s open to new science communicators (sorry, but no previous paid sci comm experience) aged 16 or over. Full eligibility details are on the web page.

· The five finalists get their work published in Chemistry World, £250 each and some mentoring before the live final (at Burlington house, home of the Royal Society of Chemistry in London).

· The winner on the night gets an additional £250 and a unique reporting assignment with AkzoNobel, tailored to your interests.

Please could you pass this around to anyone you know who is looking to get in to sci comm?

https://www.chemistryworld.com/culture/our-science-communication-competition/2500018.article

Thanks!

Ben

Benjamin Valsler

Digital Editor, Chemistry World

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