Inclusive English in Science Communication
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Inclusive English in Science Communication

By Sharing Knowledge Talks
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Overview

Dr. Tristan Miller shows how to use inclusive English in research, explaining practical ways to avoid bias and communicate clearly.

Want to use inclusive language in English to communicate your research but unsure how? Dr. Tristan Miller from the University of Manitoba offers a practical, experience-based approach to avoiding insensitivity regarding sex, gender, ethnicity, and ability. We will analyse real-life examples and effective strategies, helping you move beyond abstract theory to practical application. By enhancing your ability to connect with diverse audiences, this talk gives you the tools to engage in public communication without the fear of unintended bias.

Brief Bio:

Dr. Tristan Miller is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Manitoba and a Senior Researcher at the Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence. He has taught courses and delivered workshops and talks on technical communication, academic writing, gender-fair language technology, and scholarly document preparation. His research in natural language processing has covered essay assessment, computer-assisted translation, and intelligent writing assistants.

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  • 1 hour 30 minutes
  • Online

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Dec 16 · 08:00 PST