Include a clear and relatable title that would inspire public interest in your project. • Avoid scientific jargon – your audience will not understand the names of chemicals, pathways, proteins or...

Include a clear and relatable title that would inspire public interest in your project. • Avoid scientific jargon – your audience will not understand the names of chemicals, pathways, proteins or technical equipment. • Include a picture – do not use a technical scientific image, but something eye catching and relevant to your project. • Check the marking rubric to see where your marks will come from • Use feedback to improve it for the ‘Lay Summary’ part of your final assignment.


PowerPoint Presentation Publicity – Press Release Due date – 22nd September, 5PM – submit through Turnitin Lay summary of your research plan – aimed at general public. Maximum 150 words. Include one “eye-catching image” to draw the reader in. Why publicise research? Publicity – Press Release http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news Press Release Tips / Instructions • Include a clear and relatable title that would inspire public interest in your project. • Avoid scientific jargon – your audience will not understand the names of chemicals, pathways, proteins or technical equipment. • Include a picture – do not use a technical scientific image, but something eye catching and relevant to your project. • Check the marking rubric to see where your marks will come from • Use feedback to improve it for the ‘Lay Summary’ part of your final assignment. Due date – 22nd September, 5PM – submit through Turnitin Why publicise research? PowerPoint Presentation Publicity – Press Release Due date – 22nd September, 5PM – submit through Turnitin Lay summary of your research plan – aimed at general public. Maximum 150 words. Include one “eye-catching image” to draw the reader in. Why publicise research? Publicity – Press Release http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news http://www.latrobe.edu.au/news Press Release Tips / Instructions • Include a clear and relatable title that would inspire public interest in your project. • Avoid scientific jargon – your audience will not understand the names of chemicals, pathways, proteins or technical equipment. • Include a picture – do not use a technical scientific image, but something eye catching and relevant to your project. • Check the marking rubric to see where your marks will come from • Use feedback to improve it for the ‘Lay Summary’ part of your final assignment. Due date – 22nd September, 5PM – submit through Turnitin Why publicise research?