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AI Tools for Science Communicators

  • Writer: Lian Soh
    Lian Soh
  • Aug 6
  • 1 min read

Keen to explore how artificial intelligence can support your science communication mahi? SCANZ (Science Communicators Association of New Zealand) is hosting an online webinar that might be just what you need.


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AI Tools for Science Communicators is happening on Wednesday, 20 August 2025 at 7pm, and it’s all about making everyday communication tasks faster, clearer, and more creative — especially for those working at the interface of science and the public.


The session will be led by Claire Byrne, an AI consultant with experience across Aotearoa and Australia, who will demonstrate practical tools that are already helping people summarise complex content, generate visuals, streamline workflows, and craft content with greater ease. Find out how educators, researchers, and communicators can thoughtfully use AI to support their goals while keeping ethics and accessibility front and centre.


Event Summary | "AI Tools for Science Communicators"

  • Title: AI Tools for Science Communicators

  • Date & Time: Wednesday, 20 August 2025, 7:00–8:00pm

  • Location: Online (Zoom)

  • Cost: Free for SCANZ members / $20 for non-members



Ngā mihi

Bay Science would like to mihi to SCANZ for hosting this timely session. All information in this article was sourced from scanz.co.nz. If you attend the webinar and want to share your reflections or ideas for classroom integration, get in touch at info@bayscience.nz — we’d love to hear how you’re exploring AI in your own teaching and communication practice.


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