One service we offer is drawing cartoons for events, live! This is often known as live scribing, visual meeting minutes or graphic recording
We have a combined 26 years experience working in research and social media. During that time we’ve developed a range of training events to help researchers
We can help you design, develop and fund a new outreach project. We have experience tracking down funding and tailoring projects
Cartoons are what ErrantScience does best. We love drawing them! But sometimes it’s nice to not have to come up with all the ideas and instead draw custom cartoons for people
ErrantScience is a science communication website and webcomic that has been running since 2016. Its primary focus is to help explain and demystify science for a wider online audience via the medium of cartoon jokes!
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The funniest things happen when you’re out in the middle of a field – or bog, jungle, desert, wood, moor, alpine meadow – trying your best to do science. Sometimes, the science doesn’t want to be done and your equipment stops working. Suw is looking for the best stories for a new film script and wants your help!
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Every year the Royal Society of Chemistry runs an amazing Twitter poster conference called RSCPoster. The conference runs for 24 hours and has thousands of participants from all over the world posting posters and talking chemistry! Read more…