Communicating science. Connecting people.
Human Element Communications provides expert science communication services that bridge the gap between research and the people who can benefit from it. We help scientists and organisations reach their communication goals by making science accessible and compelling.
What we do
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Science communication training
Our tailored science communication training empowers researchers to communicate about science with skill and confidence.
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Writing, editing and research
Our expert wordsmiths ensure your research is communicated clearly, tells a story, and isn’t bogged down by loads of jargon.
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Coaching and facilitation
We help you get your writing done. Meet your deadlines with dedicated support and facilitated writing sessions.
What clients say
“Brendon helped us finalize a toolkit for African youth on leadership and climate adaptation consisting of eight modules written by different authors.
He did a terrific job, making it into one cohesive toolkit that is accessible for the target audience. He is a good communicator, very well organised, and transparent about his workflow.”
Diana Kaekebeke - Climate and Resilience Academy Coordinator, CARE Nederland
Recent work
What clients say
“Mr. Bosworth and Dr. Hoffman made every effort to ensure that the science communication training course they produced was up to UNEP’s quality standards. They are an excellent team that is highly flexible and client-orientated.”
Dr. Andrea Hinwood - Chief Scientist of the United Nations Environment Programme
Trusted by leading global organisations
What clients say
“Brendon and Tali have helped my research team gain skills in effectively communicating our science-based work at The South African Research Chair: Mineral Law in Africa (MLiA). This has been a great catapult for our productivity. MLiA’s PhD researchers now produce an average of 6 blogs each, annually. They have gained much more confidence in writing scientifically, and their work is accessible and relatable. I will keep returning to Brendon and Tali to request their training for new research team members and I am deeply grateful for what they have contributed to the MLiA team.”
Prof. Hanri Mostert - DST/NRF SARChl Research Chair: Mineral Law in Africa
