Scientific outreach involve equipping researchers and experts with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively communicate complex scientific concepts to the media and the public. These trainings provide scientists with tools to convey their work in a clear, engaging, and accessible manner, helping to bridge the gap between the scientific community and society at large. 

Through media training, scientists learn how to engage with journalists, convey key messages, handle interviews, and navigate the evolving landscape of digital and traditional media. By combining scientific outreach with media training, scientists can promote scientific literacy, build public trust, and contribute to informed decision-making by ensuring that their research is accurately and comprehensibly communicated to a wider audience.