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| 1. ¿Cuál es el papel de la comunicación científica en la difusión del conocimiento local? |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 1
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Moderador: Gemma Revuelta, subdirectora del Observatori
de la Comunicació Científica (Universitat Pompeu Fabra)
Relator: Cristina Cantarell
The role of PCST in creating Strategic Knowledge Communities (SKC) to nurture the culture of innovation
Nuta Supakata
Pierre Fayard
Science and Indigenous Knowledge - Together Online
Alicia Hogge
Allen Rooney
In the path of popular wisdom
Maria João Faceira
Filipe Carvalho
Indigenous Knowledge in Science Communication: Dilemmas and Perspectives
César Carrillo Trueba
PCST enables indigenous rice varieties and the commercial ones to co-exist : A Case study from Thailand
Yuwanuch Tinnaluck
Patricio Morcillo Ortega
Óscar Rodríguez Ruíz
Intellectual Capital of the Social Spaces: Cultural Capital in the Creation of Science and Technology
Eduardo Bueno Campos
| 2. Los principales retos en la convivencia del conocimiento indígena y la ciencia moderna |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 2
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Moderador: Paola Catapano, miembro de Educación y Transferencia Tecnológica del
CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Relator: Anna Calderer
Between Oral History and ICT: Creating New Spaces for Social Change in Ghana
Christine Müller
Local Knowledge/Global Science?: Challenges to Western Geographies of Expertise
Annette Watson
Nuclear Energy in Russian Circumpolar North. Aspects of Public Communication of Science and Technology
Efremenko Dmitry
Knowledge from experimentation and knowledge from experience
Josep M. Basart
The value of indigenous knowledge and its relation to modern science
Nonceba Shoba
Innovative Culture in the Science and Technology System: The Mixture of Knowledge and Culture
Eduardo Bueno Campos
Mª Paz Salmador Sánchez
Lidia Villar Mártil
Making Sense: Communication through Engagement
Peter Thomsen
Development of Communication Channels in Indian Medicine
Ramesh Kundra
| 3. Aportaciones y desafíos de la diversidad cultural en la comunicación pública de la ciencia |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 3
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Moderador: Suzanne de Cheveigné, investigadora del CNRS en el área de
ciencia, tecnología,
medios de comunicación y sociedad
Relator: Miriam Molina
Dicyt: a proposal for regional science communication
Marcelo Sabbatini
Betania Maciel
Ignacio Coll
Diversity: the social inclusion and the paper of the institutional
and marketing communication in this process
Hellen de Paula Pacheco
Water Technologies in Mexico: Communication as an Element of
Synchronicity Between Innovation and Local Knowledge
Marco Antonio Sánchez Izquierdo
Transfer of scientific information from English into Spanish
Sílvia Coll
Patrícia Paladini
Translating Science for the Illiterate: Journalistic Efforts to
Provide Health Messages in Eritrean Languages
Yonas Mesfun Asfaha
The public communication of science and the role of translation
in the reproduction of the social significance of gender
Dolores Sánchez
Cultural diversity in scientific communication: English vs
Spanish biomedical research papers
Sonia Oliver del Olmo
Spreading Scientific Knowledge in a multicultural multiracial
country like Mexico
Carlos Agustín Chimal García Pavón
Misuse of science in advertising
Ricard Guerrero
Mercè Piqueras
Carmen Chica
| 4. Implicaciones de la identidad cultural en la investigación y la comunicación en genómica |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 4
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Moderador: Mara Brugés Polo, presidenta de la Asociación Colombiana de Periodismo Científico
Relator: Anna Guardia
Decolonizing the Thrifty Gene Theory
Jennifer D. Poudrier
Public image of human genetics in the
Spanish press: the case of El País (1976-2002)
Matiana González Silva
Egos and Genomes: An analysis of British Media coverage of the
Human Genome Project
Lesley Henderson
Spanish Newspaper Coverage of the Topic "Genetics": a Seven-Year
Longitudinal Study
David De Semir Frappart
Gemma Revuelta de la Poza
Vladimir De Semir Zivojnovic
Genetics and Behaviour in the News: The Fate of Genetic Optimism
Peter Conrad
Talking with young people about genomics: new strategies for
developing a science exhibition
Maria Emilia Beyer Ruiz
Cultural Competence and Genetics Education
Mona Saleh
Kristine Barlow-Stewart
What Does Communication Means? Lessons From the Genomics Case
Massimiano Bucchi
Science Communication through Socially Constructed Monologue
Anda Adamsone-Fiskovica
| 5. Retos y herramientas de la PCST dirigida a jóvenes |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 5
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Moderador: Lluís Eek, presidente de la Plataforma Ciència i Societat
Teresa Escalas, catedrática de la Universitat Autònoma de
Barcelona y coordinadora del Departamento de Ciencia de la
Facultad de Ciencias de la Educación
Relator: Pere Figuerola
Waking-up for science or keeping the converts awake?
Inês P. Mascarenhas
J. M. G. Caraça
Science Popularisation amongst children in earthquake affected areas of Kutch through low-cost science
Kothari Abhay R
Kothari Kathan
Science Communication at higher education institutions: A relationship study between the key role players in South Africa
Elsabe Conradie
MOTHEO: Creating the youth`s awareness of the scientific and socio-economic value of Indigenous Knowledge Systems
Sadi Mfalatsane Priscillah LUKA
Promoting Science in developing countries - a Mozambican experiment
Margarida Trindade
Bringing Bright Minds Back to Science
Helen Byers
scientists@work, bringing youngsters in a biotech lab
Sooike Stoops
Ann Van Gysel
South Korean Youths' Impressions of the Scientist: A National Survey Analysis
Hak-Soo Kim
Cultural policy in a University of
Technology
Jean-Jacques Clair
¿Cómo
Ves? a popularization of science magazine for teenagers
Martha Duhne Backhauss
| 6. WORKSHOP:
Compromiso: la clave para la comunicación con la población indígena |
Dirigido por Michael Duffy y Peter Thomsen
COMMITMENT: ENGAGEMENT: THE KEY TO COMMUNICATING WITH
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
Peter Thomsen and Michael Duffy
Peter Thomsen is a Butchulla-Gunavidji man whose country is Fraser
Island and Maningrida. He is the manager-cameraman-editor of the
audio-visual unit at the Menzies School of Health Research in
Darwin Australia and Chair of the Aboriginal Ethics Sub-committee
of the NT Human Research Ethics Committee.
Michael Duffy is an immigrant Australian of Irish-Scots descent
who coordinates dissemination and communications - from publishing
to public affairs and everything in between - for the Cooperative
Research Centre for Aboriginal Health, also in Darwin. A former
journalist, he was worked in Aboriginal domains for 20 years.
Our experience in the field tells us that learning techniques
for cross-cultural communication alone will not help communicators
work better with Indigenous peoples. And good intentions are never
a substitute for good process.
This workshop examines through case study, anecdote, readings and
other presentations:
* the need for majority cultures to reflect on their behaviours and
attitudes before entering Indigenous domains
* the importance of negotiating meaning and intent before embarking on a venture
such as a communications/dissemination program
* the need to learn as much as to instruct in communication
exchanges
* the need for reflection on our learnings.
We recommend participants read 'Yarning about research with Indigenous peoples: A workshop report' and Peter's paper 'Using your senses...to
make sense'. Both are available at http://www.crcah.org.au
in the Digital Library. Click on Digital Library and enter title
in search box. Follow instructions for rapid download
| 7. La PCST como representación artística: ¿buscando nuevos públicos? |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 7
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Moderador: Bruce Lewenstein, catedrático de comomunicación científica
en el Departamento de Comunicación y Estudios de la Ciencia y la Tecnología de la
Cornell University (USA)
Relator: Arianne Pérez, Guillermo Santamaría
Usage of Puppetry for S&T Communication - A Case Study from India
Brinder Kumar Tyagi
Anuj Sinha
Science as Performance: A Proactive Strategy to Communicate and Educate
Through Theatre, Music and Dance
Brian Schwartz
Children 3D workshop. New technologies and iconography language in
the creativity process
Louis François Fleri
Thomas Muller
Ofelia Ortega Fraile
Science Consultants, Fictional Films, and the `War Games Effect`
David A. Kirby
Science on Stage!
Susana Alonso Argul
Laura Barrufet Miro
Using theatre to generate debate
Frank Burnet
Ben Johnson
Science and Theatre: A Multifaceted Relationship
between Pedagogical Purpose and Artistic Expression
Silvana Barbacci
A Creative Approach to Science Communication and Education
Steve Mesure
1905-2005: A Celebration of Albert Einstein's "annus mirabilis"
Xavier Calvó
Núria Pérez
| 8. El papel de los libros y la literatura en la comunicación pública de la ciencia |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 8
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Moderador: Mercè Piqueras, vicepresidenta de la Asociació
Catalana de la Comunicació Científica, Barcelona
Relator: Ignasi Aguirre
Why There Are No Professional Popular Science Book Authors in China?
Lui Lam
LI Daguang
YANG Xujiy
Science, books and society
Ariane Vlérick
Michel Claessens
Mary Shelley´s Frankenstein: the science, its myths and monsters
Luiz Antonio Teixeira
Lucia de la Roque
FACT VIA FICTION: Stories that Communicate Science
Aquiles Negrete
La ciencia ficción de H. G. Wells y la comunicación de la ciencia
María Dolores González Rodríguez
Science and Reading Program: Storytelling with the Oswaldo Cruz Foundation's researches
Carla Gruzman
Adriana Assumpção
New ways of communication in popular science magazines
Amelia Die Goyanes
| 9. Evolución del marco teórico en torno a la PCST |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 9
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Moderador: Bernard Schiele, catedrático de la University of Quebec en
Montreal
Relator: Irene Rigall
Science popularization as a study subject
Martín Bonfil Olivera
Conceptual Space: a new understanding of popular science
Peter Broks
When Science Communication sets the agenda for citizenship
Cidoval Morais de Sousa
Fabíola de Oliveira
Science from Mars, society from Venus
Van der Auweraert
The public communication of the science starting from the cultural focus
María de los Ángeles Erazo Pesántez
Scientific Popularization: A Possible Instrument of Literacy in Science
Marta Ferreira Abdala Mendes
Beliefs that differentiate, ideas that join: paralleling discovery and communication to model PCST
Andrea Cerroni
| 10. ¿Es una buena profesión, la del comunicador científico? |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 10
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Moderador: Jill Nelson, director de programas de la British Association
for the Advancement of Science (BA)
Relator: Isabel Corominas
The Rise of Science Journalism in Denmark
Kristian Hvidtfelt Nielsen
Henry Nielsen
The Rise of the Science Communication Professional
Jennifer Metcalfe
Toss Gascoigne
Maximising Social Participation in Science Communication: Some Lessons from Anthropology and Psychology
Rod Lamberts
Scientific Journalism and Citizenship Rights
Alice Mitika Koshiyama
The distorted view on science. On the weakness of journalism and the strength of public relations
Winfried Goepfert
Enhancing science coverage by collaborating with newspaper company
Cho Sook-kyoung
| 11. La red de la PCST: ¿un valor añadido para la formación en comunicación científica? |
Comunicaciones. Sesión paralela 11
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Moderador: Marina Joubert, directora de Comunicación
Científica de SAASTA (South African Agency for Science and Technology
Advancement)
Relator: Eva Rodríguez Zurita, Miguel Tapia
Globalizing Science Communication Training: Case Study of the
Stanford Research Communication Program
Carolyn Gale
A new concept in Science Journalism on debate
Germana Fernandes Barata
Carlos Vogt
Rafael Evangelista
Simone Pallone
Training Science Communicators
Ximena Serrano Gil
Lisbeth Fog Corradine
Training scientists to communicate to lay audiences: successes and
limitations of a science communication workshop
Mónica Bettencourt-Dias
Ana Paula Coutinho
Sofia Jorge Araujo
Value of industry links in establishing new science communication degrees
Nancy Longnecker
Jan Dook
Developing Science Writers and Science Journalists in Indian Languages :
A Case Study
Manoj Patairiya
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12. PRESENTACIÓN DE PÓSTERS |
Pósters. Sesión paralela 12
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Doctor-Patient Relationship in a Multicultural Society
Josep Maria Argemí Ballbé
Mireia Andrés Villarreal
Juan Vidal-Bota
Communication Perspectives of Original Thinking and Cultural Diversity
Jacques G. Richardson
The role of indigenous knowledge and science in traditionally designed
artefacts
Hester du Plessis
Gauhar Raza
Revisiting medical cultures in colonial Bengal, 1835-1880
Christian Hochmuth
The animal in the breeders`and geneticists` discourse
Procoli Angela
Ethnopharmacology and drug discovery
Francisco Pérez García
Transcending the Designated `Standard`: The Discourse of Indigenous
Knowledge Systems and Identity Construction
Jerome Alexander Van Wyk
Mark Anthony Abrahams
The Encounter Between Native Visionary Experiences and Colonial
Science in the Early Nineteenth-Century Tahiti
Mioara Deac
Cultural diversity and sexual identity. A qualitative analysis of
preventive campaigns in France
Eleni Meliou
Gender and science: an analysis of the theoretical and epistemological
implications of the feminist studies about gender and science for the scientific knowledge
Matilde Massó Lago
Comparative study of the scientific contribution of male/female researchers
in the CSIC of Catalonia
Joaquina Álvarez-Marrón
Francesca Campabadal
Flora de Pablo
Planning and evaluating communication in participatory research projects:
a case study from an Australian perspective
Anne Leitch
Making Science Friendly
Carmen Chica
Jordi Mas
Begoña Duran
Enric Garrell
Technology and Technologies of Mind
Luiz Antonio Gomes Senna
PULSE: over 300 European high school students tackle modern
biotechnologies
Roberta Guardini
Floriana Marin
Lucia Martinelli
Children`s Recognition and Decision to Inquired Problems through
Communications: A Case Study in School
Hiroki Fujii
The role of Remote Sensing in the Observation of Local and Global Change
L`Astorina Alba
Boschetti Mirco
Zilioli Eugenio
Astronomy as a scientific mind seducer
Bibiana Bonmatí Recolons
Setpoints, Science Ambassadors and the promotion of a scientific culture
in the UK
Bruce Etherington
Elaine Rees
Borges y la ciencia: la entonación de una metáfora
María del Carmen Rodríguez Martín
Literatura española y divulgación científica: perspectiva histórica
María Dolores González Rodríguez
From paper to multimedia: New tools for modern scientific communication
Elena Sanz Pérez de Guzmán
Patricia Vicente López
Approaches on science communication: portrait of illusion?
Maria Francisca Carneiro
Impact of authentic assessment in a new science communication degree
Jan Dook
Nancy Longnecker
`What if . . . ?`: Science Fiction and PCST
Mark Brake
Rosi Thornton
Brown Dwarfs Do Exist!
Carmen del Puerto Varela
Attitudes on Social and Racial Control in California
Alicia Villela
The techno-scientific image in Greek mid-war youth press: the case
of the airplane
Vaios Tsilikas
Michalis Assimakopoulos
Correlation of Kalinga awardees in the developing countries to enhanced
S & T support
N.C.Jain
K. Satyanarayana
Communicating Chemistry: Re-examining Enlightenment Edinburgh's Role as
a Scientific Centre
M. D. Eddy
The popularization of the concepts of energy and entropy in the Spain of
the nineteenth Century
Stefan Pohl Valero
The Communication of Science in Mexico during XVIIIth Century in the
Gacetas
Silvia Torres Alamilla
Genetically modified futures in television news
Esa Väliverronen
What is the least a human being in the 21st century should know about
science?
Rolando Ísita Tornell
Teknopolis: science and technology information in TV
Beñar Kortabarria
Analyse of publics on scientific films
Maria João Faceira
Filipe Carvalho
Diagnosis of the science news of a Brazilian electronic magazine on public understanding of science
Germana Fernandes Barata
Rodrigo Bastos Cunha
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