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PROGRAMME PCST-8 CONFERENCE Barcelona, Forum 2004, June 2004
Wednesday, 2nd June 2004
At CCIB Forum 2004 Capacity for 250 people.
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Thursday, 3rd June 2004
Welcome event for PCST-8 participants at the CaixaForum, of the Fundació "la Caixa".
Capacity for 600 people. Registration required All sessions of the Conference except for workshops include translation English-Spanish / Spanish - English / Catalan- English / Catalan- Spanish CCIB. Forum Area
Chair PCST Network
Chair PCST-8 Conference
Co-Chair PCST-8 Conference
Profesor of Public Communication of Science, Université de Poitiers, France. Executive member of the PCST Network Chairman of the Fundación Cultura de Paz. Director-General of UNESCO, 1987-1999
Chair: Vladimir de Semir Speakers:
Managing Director of the Catalan Research Foundation (FCR). Secretary general of the European Science Foundation (ESF), from 1998 to 2003.
ASEAN Handicrafts Promotion and Development Association, Bangkok, Thailand
Chairman of the Network of Climate Journalists in the Greater Horn of Africa
1. Which is the role of science communication in local knowledge dissemination? >> 2. Main challenges in the coexistence between native knowledge and modern science >> 3. Contributions and challenges of cultural diversity in public communication of science >> 4. Cultural identity implications in genomics research and communication >> 5. PCST challenges and tools directed to young people >> 6. WORKSHOP: Engagement: the key to communicating with indigenous peopleChaired by Michael Duffy and Peter Thomsen >>
7. PCST as a performance: looking for new audiences? >> 8. The role of books and literature in public communication of science >> 9. Theoretical framework evolution around PCST >> 10. Science communicator, is it a good profession? >> 11. PCST network: an added value for science communication training? >> 12. POSTERS PRESENTATION >>
Chair: Luisa Massarani Coordinator of the Museum of Life’s study Centre at Fiocruz in Rio de Janeiro. SciDev.Net. Speakers:
Professor of History and Philosophy of Science, Université Paris X , France
Historian and science journalist. Editorial Director for the publisher, Penguin Press, UK
Chairman of the Korea Science Foundation
13. Lessons on PCST history >> 14. Science in daily press: a cultural question? >> 15. Science on TV and radio: quality, quantity and new trends >> 16. Are Internet expectations being accomplished? >> 17. Scientists and science institutions as PCST agents: responsibilities >> 18. POSTERS PRESENTATION >>
19. Scientists and science institutions as PCST agents: experiences >> 20. Museums and science centres in the transmission of cultural diversity >> 21. Science week: evaluating experiences >> 22. Public perception of GMO’s >> 23. What are we talking about when saying "public dialogue"? >> 24. WORKSHOP: Training scientitst in communication skills Chaired by Mónica Bettencourt-Dias, researcher at the University of Cambridge, and Jenni Metcalfe, Director E-connect Science Communication Consultants, Brisbane, Australia. >>
Chair: Lisbeth Fog
Executive Director of the Centro Internacional de Física (CIF) and President of the Asociación Colombiana para el Avance de la Ciencia
Director E-connect Science Communication Consultants, Brisbane, Australia
Communication researcher at the Research Center Juelich ,Germany
Executive Secretary Chinese Association of Science and Technology, Beijing, China
Secretary of the World Federation of Science Journalists. Secretary of the Science Writers Association of Nepal
25. Proposals and initiatives for "public dialogue" >> 26. Interactions between science communication and science policies >> 27. Cultural differences in public understanding of sciences >> 28. Discourse analysis contributions to PCST study >> 29. Is it a real social participation in GMO discussion? >> 30. WORKSHOP: Networking with science communicators in developing countries: the SciDev.Net experience.Chaired by Barbara Keating, Katie Mantell and Luisa Massarani >>
Speakers:
John Noble Wilford José Mariano Gago Professor of Physics at Instituto Superior Tecnico in Lisboa. Prof. Gago was the Minister for Science and Technology of Portugal from 1995 to 2002.
Chair of PCST-9 Conference
CCIB hall. Forum Area From 2 June to 12 June 2004. Exhibition based on Fernando Krahn illustrations and poems of the phiysique-poet David Jou. Designed and adapted by Frances Lladó, Alfons Peres, Cristina Serradell, Observatori de la Comunicació Científica of UPF and sponsored by Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología and Commission for Science Culture of Barcelona City Council.
Capacity for 110 people. Confirmation required Translation English-Spanish Spanish - English At the Auditorium of the Universitat Pompeu Fabra, La Rambla 30-32, Barcelona
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