Transmitting Science

Care and Management of Natural History Collections
📅 March 16th–27th, 2026 (Online)
Explore the principles and responsibilities behind preserving and managing natural history collections.
http://www.transmittingscience.com/courses/museums-and-collections/care-management-natural-history-collections/

Introduction to Bayesian Inference in Practice: 
📅  March 16th–20th, 2026 (Online)
A space to engage with Bayesian reasoning in applied research contexts.
http://www.transmittingscience.com/courses/statistics-and-bioinformatics/introduction-bayesian-inference-practice/

🚨 Last call for our March courses
March is already here, and two online learning spaces are about to begin.

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Taking the time to hear what each of us is working on, what is growing, what is evolving, reminds us that Transmitting Science is built on people who care deeply about what they do ✨

Yesterday we had one of those meetings that feel less like a formal update and more like sharing a coffee together — just from different parts of the world. ☕🌍

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How do scientific ideas turn into real conversations and collaborations? 🤝🔬

Conferences are often where projects begin and networks grow.

Check out our conference support work: https://www.transmittingscience.com/conferences-services/

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If anyone here has taken part in a previous fee waiver call, we would love to hear how the experience shaped their learning or next steps 💬

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In this round, six waivers were awarded: four to participants based in India, one in Brazil, and one in Spain.

Seeing such a geographically diverse group take part reminds us why accessibility and inclusion matter in scientific training.

 #AcademicOpportunities

We are pleased to share the outcome of the most recent Transmitting Science course fee waiver call, which opened in December 🌍✨

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Keeping up with courses and events can be challenging. Through our newsletter, we share carefully selected updates.

Discover our newsletter: https://www.transmittingscience.com/subscribe-to-our-newsletter/

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Adriana is a geologist and palaeontologist, and her research focuses on small Cenozoic rodents 🐭🦴

Welcome to the team, Adriana! 💛💚

 #WomenInScience #ScienceCommunity

We are very happy to welcome Adriana Oliver to the Transmitting Science team 🎉

She is a familiar face to many of us, which makes this new chapter especially meaningful.

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Careers in research rarely follow a straight line. Choices and doubts are part of the process.
Through career coaching, we support researchers, within and beyond academia.

More: https://www.transmittingscience.com/coaching-services/

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Here's to more shared learning, late-night breakthroughs, and raising a mug to the road ahead.
Thank you, team – let's keep transmitting science, side by side. 🎉

You know who you are: the ones who travel for our onsite workshops, dive into our online courses, or connect with peers across the globe. TS grows because we grow together. Your support, your expertise, your energy – that's what makes moments like this possible.

But honestly, this isn't just about us four. It's for every single person who's part of the TS family: our collaborators, instructors, partner organisations, and all participants who've joined our events, shared ideas, and built this network with us.
#WeAreTransmittingScience

Picture this: mid-morning in our cosy offices (wherever they may be), steam rising from our coffees, and suddenly the email pings with the news. Cue spontaneous high-fives (virtual ones today) and a bit of mug-clinking!

(Yes, this image was lovingly generated with AI, because right now we're spread across Barcelona, Galicia, Crete/Athens, and Madrid, so a real-life clink had to wait. But it captures how united and close we feel – can't wait for that in-person toast someday!)

You might recognise those iconic Transmitting Science mugs in the photo – we grabbed them for a quick cheer with the four of us on the core team.

Four people clinking mugs with "I am Transmitting Science" printed on them, celebrating in a cosy office space.

Good news, friends! We've just been told that Transmitting Science has been recognised by EU Business News as the Leading Scientific Courses & Networking Company 2026 – Barcelona! 👇🧵
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Our Ambassador programme is built on shared values around education, openness and career development, offering tangible benefits to institutional members.

Info: https://www.transmittingscience.com/funding/ambassador-institutions/

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Moments like these continue to show why gathering, exchanging ideas and reconnecting truly matter in scientific work.

#ScientificCommunity

We arrived with our stand and quickly found ourselves immersed in conversations that reflected how science grows through shared questions, curiosity and community.

New and long-standing collaborations coming together in the same place. ✨
A few days at Valencia’s Botanical Gardens during the X Meeting of the Spanish Society for Evolutionary Biology.

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It also feels worth remembering that, as a former participant of any of our courses, a 5% discount on the course fee is available when continuing a learning journey with us.

#KeepLearning #TScourses

A few days ago, we wrapped up the 6th edition of Geometric Morphometrics for Beginners.
It was a reminder of how much learning together continues to shape our understanding.

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Still, winter often creates space for deeper thinking — those moments when questions become clearer just because the world outside feels quieter. ❄️🧠

 #AcademicJourney #ScientificThinking

There is something almost poetic about watching days lengthen while datasets remain exactly the same. 🌅📊
Many of us start the year with a sense of possibility, even if the to-do list still looks suspiciously similar to December’s.

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