Coaching, workshops, and training that transform how experts communicate their knowledge — so the world can hear what matters.
You are working on solutions to the world's most pressing challenges — climate, health, equity, technology. But scientific expertise that stays inside the lab or the journal never reaches its full potential.
Only by communicating your knowledge effectively will people and organizations truly value your work. We're two scholars who had to learn this the hard way — and now we train others to do it better, faster, and with confidence.
Whether you're an individual researcher finding your voice or an institution building a culture of science communication — we have a path for you.
Personalised coaching for scientists, researchers, PhD students, and educators who want to sharpen their communication skills, prepare for media appearances, or translate their work for public audiences.
Group science communications training tailored for teams, conferences, hospitals, NGOs, government bodies, and industries. Practical, interactive, and immediately applicable to your context.
A tailored multi-day immersive program (2–4 days) built from our full curriculum and customised to your institution's needs. Comprehensive, cohesive, and transformative for organisations investing in lasting change.
Compelling, evidence-based keynotes on science communication, health misinformation, public trust in science, and the critical role of credible expertise in contested information environments — delivered for conferences, summits, media, and policy audiences.
We know what it's like to do groundbreaking work that the world hasn't heard of yet. We built Let Science Connect because we believe science belongs to everyone — and because equipping experts to communicate is one of the most powerful things we can do for society.
Prativa (she/her) is an epidemiologist and Assistant Professor at McGill University, where she serves as Deputy Director of the Pandemic and Emergency Readiness Lab (PERL). Her research focuses on health emergency preparedness, public trust in science, and health mis/disinformation. She has collaborated with the WHO, World Bank, UN, Gates Foundation, and OpenAI, serves as Faculty Associate at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, and has made 100+ media appearances on pandemic policy and misinformation. A 2025 Gairdner Foundation Early Career Investigator and Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation Scholar, she co-founded Let Science Connect to equip researchers to communicate in contested information environments.
Jasmine (she/her) is a physician and researcher in Geriatric Medicine who straddles the worlds of clinical practice, academia, policy, and not-for-profits. A CMA Young Leader and winner of Dalhousie's Three-Minute Thesis, she firmly believes in equipping people with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their needs.
Science communication curriculum designed by faculty from Johns Hopkins & Dalhousie
Trusted by leading universities, institutions, and media organizations
We were thrilled with the Scholarly Communication workshop series developed for York graduate students and postdocs by Let Science Connect. The sessions were well-structured, engaging, and packed with practical insights on how to effectively communicate research to a variety of audiences. We highly recommend Let Science Connect to institutions looking to provide enhanced professional development on research communication.
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Whether you're a researcher, physician, policy expert, technical leader, or someone with expertise the world needs to hear — we'd love to connect.
Book a free 30-minute discovery call and let's find the right path forward together.