SciTube for Universities
Helping Universities Communicate Research Clearly in a Video-First World
Most research communication still relies on formats designed primarily for academic audiences:
• technical papers
• dense reports
• long-form text
Proven Experience in Research Communication
SciTube has delivered 2,500+ research communication projects for universities and research teams across 40+ countries.
Our animations have supported communication across disciplines including:
• medicine and healthcare
• engineering and materials science
• climate and environmental science
• artificial intelligence and computing
• social sciences and policy research
By translating research into clear visual narratives, SciTube helps universities extend the reach and lifespan of their research outputs.
The SciTube Institutional Partnership Programme
Many universities want to expand video-based research communication but face practical challenges:
• limited internal production capacity
• fragmented commissioning processes
• unpredictable project costs
SciTube’s Institutional Partnership Programme provides a structured solution.
Institutional partnerships offer:
• predictable annual animation capacity
• reduced per-project costs
• streamlined commissioning
• consistent visual standards
• engagement reporting and analytics
This allows universities to integrate research animation into their communication strategy without building an internal production team.
See Our Work In Action
SciTube animations help bring research to life for audiences around the world.
Below is a small selection of projects produced in collaboration with researchers and universities.
We helped the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai communciate research of a new Universal Flu Vaccine


Let’s Talk
If your university is exploring new ways to communicate research in a fast-moving digital environment, we would be happy to discuss how SciTube could support your goals.
We can explore:
• where communication bottlenecks exist
• which research areas would benefit from visual explanation
• how animation could support recruitment, engagement, and impact
No obligation.
Just a practical conversation about helping your research reach the audiences it deserves.