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Communication in Practice (11:55)
HDR UK
Healthier Science Through Collaboration
University of Edinburgh
UK Dementia Research Institute
Last Updated
Communication is often the biggest barrier to collaboration, so we’re exploring the invisible elements of power, language, and context. Discover how to move past jargon, practice active listening, and use pauses to ensure every voice in your team is truly heard.
Learning outcomes:
- Analyse how power dynamics, terminology, and context influence the effectiveness of team interactions.
- Implement practical routines like shared glossaries and active listening to bridge disciplinary gaps.
Instructors
Inna is an economic anthropologist and interdisciplinary researcher specialising in the global political economy of agri-foods a...
Prof Hillston is Chair of Quantitative Modelling and former Head of School (2018–2023) in the School of Informatics. She is Dean...
Professor Chris Ponting was appointed as Chair of Medical Bioinformatics, Institute of Genetics and Cancer at the University of ...
Ava Khamseh is a Lecturer in Biomedical AI at the University of Edinburgh, joint at the School of Informatics and the Institute ...
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