Breaking Science

Increasingly, researchers are asked to explain their research in a (very) short timeframe and to an audience of lay people. Quite a challenge to explain something you are unravelling for years in just 3 minutes! But mastering the skill of pitching is very useful, for instance for obtaining personal grants. Breaking Science is a pitch contest for young researchers organized by Utrecht University, to practice and improve this skill.

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    • Breaking Science 2023 - heat 1

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      During the science communication competition, early-career researchers have just 3 minutes to pitch their research to an audience and panel of judges.

    • Breaking Science 2023 - heat 2

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      During the science communication competition, early-career researchers have just 3 minutes to pitch their research to an audience and panel of judges.

    • Breaking Science 2023 - heat 3

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      During the science communication competition, early-career researchers have just 3 minutes to pitch their research to an audience and panel of judges.

    • Breaking Science 2023 - heat 4

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      During the science communication competition, early-career researchers have just 3 minutes to pitch their research to an audience and panel of judges.

    • Breaking Science 2023 - final

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      During the annual science communication competition, early-career researchers have just three minutes to pitch their research or a scientific concept from their field of study.
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Breaking Science is an incredible learning experience that pushes you out of your comfort zone, into that spotlight, with confidence and enthusiasm

Iris Otto, winner Breaking Science 2018