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Social media is a powerful tool for researchers, offering unparalleled visibility and direct access to policymakers, industry leaders, and the public. Having worked with leading European institutions for over six years, I help empower scientists to be more visible in order to create more impact for their research. With my guidance, researchers will increase their social media output, build their personal and organizational brands, and elevate the reach of their work.
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Julius brought clarity and excitement to a challenging topic and truly illuminated the potential of social media in science communication. I walked away inspired and better equipped to share research effectively. His insights were exactly what we all needed to start thinking beyond traditional academic channels.
Julius delivered an engaging talk at the University of Bergen at the Faculty of Medical Science that captivated us. His enthusiasm for social media in science communication was infectious, and it left us inspired to start sharing our research more broadly.
Julius' workshop at the Department of Management at Aarhus University was super engaging and fun while also filled with facts, experiences and hands-on practical tips. There was time for questions and good discussions, and everyone got their potential concerns addressed. The team learnt a lot and many have begun to be more active on social media and to dare to experiment
Julius delivered an engaging and thought-provoking workshop series that highlighted the potential of social media in science communication for professors here at TUM. His passion for helping researchers share their work was truly inspiring.
Julius delivered an engaging digital talk as part of our PhD winter school on sustainable energy transitions at KTH in Stockholm. His enthusiasm for using social media in science communication was clearly visible. He provided inspiration and food for thought on how to share research results more effectively.
Julius led an engaging four-part workshop series at the EU Joint Research Centre on social media in science communication. His enthusiasm inspired all participants, and his hands-on exercises and practical guidance resulted in a first wave of 97 LinkedIn posts that immediately boosted the visibility of their research and profiles, as well as the EU Joint Research Centre.
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Led talks and workshops at over 20 universities and research organizations, including extended workshop series that equipped researchers with the skills to navigate social media, create impactful content, and enhance their science communication.
Worked with leading European universities and research institutions like University of St. Gallen, Technical University Munich and the EU Joint Research Centre, helping their researchers develop impactful, structured communication strategies.
Supported researchers in creating and sharing hundreds of LinkedIn posts, amplifying their research and reaching new audiences.
Achieved over 900,000 streams across three self-hosted podcasts, reaching a broad audience with insights on science communication and sustainability.
Currently authoring a book on science communication through social media, set to be published with Cambridge University Press in 2025.
- NTNU Strategic Directors, Trondheim, Norway (Jan. 2025)
- KTH Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden (March 2024)
- Lübeck University, Lübeck, Germany (Jan. 2024)
- EU Joint Research Centre, Ispra, Italy (Oct. 2023)
- Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark, (Aug. 2023)
- Helmholtz München, München, Germany (April 2023)
- University of Bergen, Norway (April. 2023)
- Fraunhofer, München, Germany (Jan. 2023)
- Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany (Nov. 2022)
- Joint Research Centre, Brussels, Belgium (Oct. 2022)
- TU Delft, Delft, NL (Oct. 2022)
- Leibniz-Zentrum für Agrarlandschaftsforschung, Müncheberg, Germany (Sept. 2022)
- National Graduate School in Infection Biology, Trondheim, Norway (Sept. 2022)
- Bonn University, Bonn, Germany (June 2022)
- European Research Council (May 2022)
- FME NTRANS Project, Norway, March 2022)
- Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture, NTNU, Norway (Dec. 2021)
- St. Gallen University (Oct. 2020)
- Aalborg University (Nov. 2019)
- EU Joint Research Centre, EU, digital (Summer 2024)
- Technical University Munich, Germany, Digital, (Spring 2024)
- Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Barcelona, Spain (June 2022)
- IREES, Karlsruhe, Germany (April 2022)
- St. Gallen University, Switzerland (March 2022)
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