Third-Year Food Science Students Trained in Science Communication
Third-year Food Science and Technology students at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi, have received specialized training in science communication.
Mr. Emmanuel Kwasi Debrah, Assistant Registrar and Head of Digital Communications.
The workshop, facilitated by Mr. Emmanuel Kwasi Debrah, Assistant Registrar and Head of Digital Communications at KNUST, focused on equipping students with the skills to effectively translate complex scientific concepts into accessible information for the general public.
This initiative reflects KNUST’s commitment to empowering its students with the tools to communicate scientific advancements effectively, promoting greater public engagement with science and technology.
During the training, students learned how to transform research papers into clear, concise, and engaging news stories. Emphasis was placed on simplifying scientific jargon while maintaining accuracy, ensuring that the content remains both informative and easy to understand.
Mr. Debrah stressed the importance of building networks within academic and scientific communities to enhance communication and foster partnerships.
