Wonder, delivered at the molecular scale
There is chemistry in your coffee, your hair, and the smell of the air after it rains, and everyday life gets a lot more fun once you can see it. Raven Baxter walks audiences through the molecules behind an ordinary day the same way she does for the people who follow her online, keeping the science honest and the delight up front. People leave noticing the science in things they had stopped noticing at all.
Made for · Corporate events, general audiences, museums and festivals, and any room that wants to fall back in love with how things work
You Don't Look Like a Scientist, my TEDx talk
"You don't look like a scientist" is a sentence Raven Baxter heard for years, and eventually it became her TEDx talk. This keynote is Raven's story, from failing out of college to earning a PhD to reaching millions of people with science, and what it taught her about who feels welcome in this field and how to make more room. It's personal and honest, and it sends people home with clear ways to open the door for someone else.
Made for · Universities and colleges, people and culture leaders, STEM programs, and commencements
Trust is built by communicators, one audience at a time
Public trust in science is earned the same way trust is earned anywhere. You show up, you speak plainly, and you respect the people in the room. Raven Baxter studied this as a science communication researcher and lived it with tens of millions of people online and with teams at Pfizer and the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the Food and Drug Administration. In this talk, Raven gets specific about what earns an audience's trust and the habits that quietly erode it, with examples from campaigns, clinics, and comment sections.
Made for · Pharma and biotech communications, public health teams, research institutions, and science media
An outside look at how organizations talk about their science
Raven Baxter has advised leaders across education, government, universities, and industry, directed science communication inside academic medicine, and worked with teams at Pfizer and the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the Food and Drug Administration. From that seat you start to see the same gaps everywhere. Brilliant research nobody hears about, communicators without support, audiences an organization swears it can't reach. In this talk, Raven shares what the strongest science organizations do differently and where to start in yours.
Made for · Executives and deans, communications and public affairs leadership, and federal and nonprofit leaders
Dr. Raven “The Science Maven” was engaging, relatable, had a long line of college students waiting to talk to her afterward, and was so generous with her time and knowledge.
Northeastern State University
- Mar 02 2026
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) - Nov 11 2024
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