

A science communication agency + a certified training organisation = the perfect combination to promote your research and innovation activities.
Science communication agency
You wish to share your activities, develop your reputation, build partnerships or obtain funding. Agent Majeur develops your communication strategy and produces the necessary tools to help you achieve your goals.
Communication training agency
Agent Majeur designs and leads training courses in communication for the scientific public. Whether it is for oral, written or digital communication, we give you the means to promote your activities.
Projects on any terrain
Basic or applied research, disruptive or incremental innovation, our science communication agency facilitates a wide scope of projects. Physics, biology, mathematics or anthropology, take a look at some of our previous projects.
Our “best-seller” training courses
Our team has developed training courses in science communication for over 17 years. Want to learn to make a successful pitch, write a scientific article or popularise your research? Find out more about our three most requested programs.

Write a scientific article

Popularise to the right level

Make a successful pitch
years in scientific
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They trust us
SMEs, research institutes or large groups; our clients work on complex and innovative topics. Who are our partners? R&D or innovation directors, communication and training managers, researchers, and innovative project leaders.


















News

05/12/2024
A new edition of SELL YOUR RESEARCH
Following the success of the first edition, Agent Majeur is proud to announce the release of the second edition of Sell Your Research : Public Speaking for Scientists. This book, co-written by Alexia Youknovsky and James Bowers, gives scientists the keys to prepare successful oral presentations.
In this new version, updated with new exercises and advice, the authors review the different steps to build and deliver a powerful presentation, all while adapting the method to current practices of scientific communication.