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Despite being the inaugural edition, AFSMC21 saw a massive turnout due to its coverage of various essential science and media communication topics. The forum boasted 73 speakers, 510 participants from 27 countries, and 38 sessions, garnering 55.6K reactions and 2.6K views online. The remarkable success of the first AFSMC forum indicates its potential as a leading platform for knowledge-sharing and networking.
The 2022 forum experienced a significant influx of attendees from 30 countries, with 460 participants and 58 speakers. The event consisted of 24 sessions and generated over 3.4K views, 1K interactive messages, and 862 audience interactions, highlighting its success and widespread engagement. Overall, the 2022 forum was a resounding triumph.
In 2022, SJF22 saw remarkable success with 1550 attendees, over 1000 organizations, 180+ speakers, and representation from 180+ countries. The event featured 93 talks, 80 meetups, 61 partners, 34 magazines, and 5 languages, covering a wide range of topics in science journalism through case studies, panel discussions, keynotes, and workshops featuring renowned speakers from around the world.
With 1500 attendees and 159 speakers representing 87 countries, SJF21 was a huge success. There were 78 talks given in 5 different languages, with the support of 30 partners and 851 organizations. The forum was a resounding success, and the overwhelmingly positive audience reaction is a testament to the significance and interest of the issues discussed.
SJF is a virtual event where science journalists, writers, publishers, scientists, students, and academia unite on a global stage to share their latest breakthroughs in science journalism. This forum empowers attendees with tools to communicate, network, and learn from peers globally while being cost-effective and eco-friendly.