David Ohse is a trained astrophysicist and passionate science communicator. He likes to try out new formats to communicate science: from physics show musicals and board games to immersive escape rooms. Through his science communication, he wants to bring people together and make them laugh.
Courses with
David Ohse
Storytelling
Humans are wired to respond to narratives. Just because scientific research and concepts are rooted in data and experimental results, doesn’t mean they lack engaging stories. In this workshop we’ll discuss the elements of a good story, explore examples of science storytelling and discuss how to use these ideas to not only entertain but also […]
Science Communication
In times of alternative facts and fake news, it is more important than ever to talk about science. But how do you find the right connection to the audience and who should actually be addressed? In this course, we will explore how to present one’s own science and topic in a way that is appropriate […]
Science Slam
The most important thing about Science Slams is that you can present your science in an exciting, entertaining and gripping way. Together we will work on making your presentations more engaging and fun. But not only at the Science Slam, but also at short scientific talks it is important to be present on stage from […]
Popular Science Writing for Academics
Popular science writing remains a critical medium for academics to reach audiences outside of their field of expertise. From blogs, opinion pieces, to feature stories in science magazines and websites captivating writing and strong narratives are essential for engaging modern audiences. In this workshop students learn why storytelling elements like character, setting and plot are […]
Visualisation and Design
Whether it’s a seminar at university, a working group meeting or a presentation at an international conference — the visual presentation of science accompanies us through all phases of life and career stages. This makes it all the more important to be able to use this form of communication. In our presentation training courses, participants […]