Join us on 4 November to explore how creativity can change the way we share science

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Great science communication doesn’t just explain science. It draws people in to look closer. The story behind a simple colour change or a new compound could come through a beautifully drawn diagram, a short video or even a game that prompts you to explore beyond the pages of a textbook.

The most memorable moments often come from the places where science and creativity overlap. In this hour-long interactive webinar, we bring together two communicators who approach this overlap in different ways to ask what makes chemistry captivating, and how we can share it with wider audiences.

During this webinar, you will:

  • See live demonstrations of chemistry in action, from invisible ink to extinguishing flames with invisible gas
  • Learn how demonstrations provide enrichment for kids and adults alike
  • Discover storytelling techniques to add to your toolbox and opportunities to engage in science communication

Whether you work in outreach, education, media or research, or are simply curious about how chemistry is communicated, this webinar will leave you with fresh ideas and a new appreciation for the creativity behind great science communication. Bring your questions: there will be time to put them to both speakers during the Q&A.

Chem Thug (JC)

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Chem Thug (also known as JC) is a Brooklyn, US, born science communicator with a PhD in organic chemistry. Equipped with a never-ending stream of questions about the world, he seeks to secretly educate people in the fundamentals of chemistry. With passionate storytelling and riveting demonstrations, he hopes to help elevate the consciousness of viewers to think more critically and engage with the complexities of life. He also really likes video games, anime and gardening – he won’t stop talking about them.


Moronke Harris

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Moronke Harris is an award-winning deep sea scientist and the founder of The Imaginative Scientist, a creative science communication and consulting brand. A sought-after speaker, Moronke has delivered over 80 presentations (including a TEDx talk receiving 55000+ views) and has been invited to keynote major Steam events at Science World Vancouver and the Saskatchewan Science Centre, Canada. Her brand experience also includes documentary narration, video production collaborations garnering 500000+ views and consulting for gallery installations, video game development and film production. Moronke’s mission is simple: ignite curiosity, foster imagination, and share the magic of exploration – whether in the deep sea or beyond.

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