About the role
Research communicators play an important role in making scientific results accessible and understandable to the public. They often work at universities, research institutes, or within the public sector and may have a background in science, journalism, or communication. Education in science communication or a related field is common.Responsibilities
Research communicators are responsible for translating complex research information into clear and engaging content. They create press releases, articles, and informational materials and often organize events to disseminate research findings. They also work on building relationships with the media and other stakeholders.Skills and tools
Research communicators must have excellent written and oral communication skills in Swedish and often also in English. They use tools such as content management systems, social media, and presentation software. The ability to understand scientific methods and results is central to their work.