logo dark logo light logo
  • Home
  • About
    • Our story
    • About our team
  • Services
    • Science writing
      • Content & reports
      • Editing
      • Environmental communication
    • Visual communication
      • Video, podcast and animation
    • Strategies
      • Communication strategy 
      • Social media
    • Facilitation & training
    • Education
      • Science education
      • Publications
  • Projects and clients
  • Blogs
  • FAQs
    • Why science communication?
    • What does Scientell do?
    • Why use social media?
  • Contact
  • twitter
  • facebook
  • linked
Mobile Logo
  • Home
  • About
    • Our story
    • About our team
  • Services
    • Science writing
      • Content & reports
      • Editing
      • Environmental communication
    • Visual communication
      • Video, podcast and animation
    • Strategies
      • Communication strategy 
      • Social media
    • Facilitation & training
    • Education
      • Science education
      • Publications
  • Projects and clients
  • Blogs
  • FAQs
    • Why science communication?
    • What does Scientell do?
    • Why use social media?
  • Contact
Scientell PTY LTD

ABN 62 607 420 664
E info@scientell.com.au
Address 8 La Trobe St, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia

Contact Simon Torok

E simon@scientell.com.au
M +61 409 844 302
Skype sjtorok

Contact Paul Holper

E paul@scientell.com.au
M +61 407 394 661
Skype paul.holper

Quick Links

Our principles
Environmental sustainability
Copyright
Legal notice and disclaimer

scientell
  • twitter
  • facebook
  • linked

© 2021 Scientell

Scientell on Twitter

Simon TorokFollow

Simon Torok
Retweet on TwitterSimon Torok Retweeted
Sonia_ScientellSonia_Scientell@Sonia_Scientell·
11h

This Nature articles provides a great in-depth analysis of past COPs and what success looks like for COP26. https://t.co/0ybLO9PG2p

Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter2Twitter
Retweet on TwitterSimon Torok Retweeted
Sonia_ScientellSonia_Scientell@Sonia_Scientell·
24 Oct

Another (rather sad) example of how human activities influence the natural world, with poaching resulting in female African elephants evolving towards tusklessness. https://t.co/wXdWqECWB1

Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter1Like on Twitter4Twitter
Retweet on TwitterSimon Torok Retweeted
scientellScientell@scientell·
21 Oct

A newborn baby is 78% water 💦
Adults are 55-60% water 💧

Considering we're mostly water, let's care a bit more about it.

https://t.co/jE9jhCtd7Q

@AustralianWater #NationalWaterWeek2021 #facts #FunFact

Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter3Like on Twitter3Twitter
Simon_ScientellSimon Torok@Simon_Scientell·
22 Oct

99.9%: the degree of scientific certainty that humans are changing the climate is now similar to the level of agreement on evolution and plate tectonics. #ClimateChange #scicomm https://t.co/HqRvIY8pao

Reply on TwitterRetweet on Twitter8Like on Twitter3Twitter
Load More...