Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) is pleased to collaborate with communicaTUM, a research team from the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany, to improve scientific communication on genetic modifications and food insecurity.
About the Research
The communicaTUM team is investigating effective strategies for communicating complex scientific topics, particularly in the areas of genetic modifications and food security. Their research aims to identify better approaches to inform and engage the public on these critical issues.
Why KNUST?
As part of the strong partnership between KNUST and TUM, the research team has come to KNUST for support in gathering insights from our academic community.
How You Can Help
We invite you to take part in a short 5-minute survey to share your thoughts on scientific communication. Your input will help shape better communication strategies on these important topics.
How to Participate:
-  Scan one of the QR codes in the flyer
-  Complete only one survey (a random selection will be made for you)
- Â Share your insights and contribute to impactful research
Your participation is greatly appreciated and will help improve scientific engagement on genetic modifications and food security.