Corporate Body

Scientell Pty Ltd (2015 - )

From
2015
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Science communication
Website
https://www.scientell.com.au/

Summary

Scientell Pty Ltd, a science commnication consultancy company, was founded in 2015 by Simon Torok and Paul Holper, who had worked together at CSIRO. Their goal was to ransform technical information into clear text and messages for non-scientific audiences. Paul Holper (-2025) worked for the CSIRO Division of Atomspheric Research and co-authored "Winds of Change: Fifty Years of Achievements in the CSIRO Division of Atmospheric Research1946-1996" (1998)

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Chronology

2016 - 2017
Award - Monash Business Awards, Microbusiness category
2017
Publication - Article in Best Australian Science Writing 2017
2018
Award - Australian Small Business Champion Awards - shortlisted
2019
Award - Australian Small Business Champion Awards - shortlisted
November 2019
Publication - Articles in The Coversation Year Book 2019"
2020
Award - Australian Small Business Champion Awards - shortlisted
2023
Award - Australian Small Business Champion Awards - shortlisted

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