Creative science communication for researchers, educators and organisations

Storytelling, design and science communication best practice come together to bring science to life.

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What I can help you do

Project Development
Help you build a science communication project around your goals, your audience and resources.

Content Development
Help you translate your research into content which can be presented in engaging, audience-appropriate formats.

Creative Production
Bring the project to life through formats that suit your context (think comics, animated explainers, infographics, podcasts and other creative media).

Testimonials

“Microdragons developed infographics and animation to help our lab communicate complex data concepts clearly to the public. The work is already being used on our websites and at conferences. We will continue to use this work as a case study for creating effective public-facing materials.”

“Working with Sneha was straightforward and efficient, with great communication and a very responsive and flexible approach to feedback throughout."

- Anya Skatova and Romana Burgess (Digital Footprints Lab, Population Health Sciences, School of Medicine, University of Bristol)

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A woman with curly hair and earrings smiling for a selfie outdoors on rocky terrain with mountains and cloudy sky in the background, carrying a backpack.

About me

I'm Sneha - a science communicator and communication designer who thinks science should be communicated more widely, more engagingly, more accurately, and I love finding creative ways to do that.

I combine expertise in communication design (BDes) with an MSc in Science Communication to help researchers and organisations connect with their audiences.

My MSc research looked at storytelling in communicating science. You can read more about it here.