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| 13. Lessons on PCST history |
Papers parallel session 13
[pdf]
Chair: José Manuel Sánchez Ron, professor of History of Science
(Physics department at the UAM)
Rapporteur: Isabel Corominas
The dynamic process of science communication history in Brazil
Luisa Massarani
Ildeu de Castro Moreira
Here Comes the Sun: scientific discourses about sunlight, risk and health
Simon Carter
History of popularization of science-a view from a developing country
Makhwênkwe George Mvalo
Science, journalists and mass press in the XXth century
Tomeu Adrover
Gemma Revuelta
Scientific and Technological Exchanges Between Spain and Hispano-America An Overview of the 20th Century
Carlos Acosta Rizo
Nicolás Cuvi
An aproximation to the history of the main traditions of scientific popularization
Sergi Cortiñas Rovira
New Science and Old: Opiate Users and the Communication of Public Health Knowledge
Caroline Jean Acker
Joaquín Gallo: a Mexican popularizer of astronomy in the first half of the twentieth century
Susana Biro
Gisela Mateos
Dalí and science
Mònica López
| 14. Science
in daily press: a cultural question? |
Papers parallel session 14
[pdf]
Chair: Josep Maria Casasús, Director of the Department of Journalism and Audiovisual at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Rapporteur: Anna Borrell, Iván Jiménez
Interpreting science news: media influence and scientific citizenship
Richard Holliman
Quality of Science Reporting in the local/regional press in Germany
Markus Lehmkuhl
Winfried Göpfert
Science in the Media in Croatia
Blanka Jergovic
Mladen Juracic
Demography and Media
Bassani Marina
Pellegrino Vincenza
Popular Evolutionary Psychology as Public Science and Boundary Work
Angela Cassidy
Media communication on climate change and coastal protection: reception and interpretations by the audience
Harald Heinrichs
Hans Peter Peters
Communicating Science Education in the Media
Joachim Allgaier
Design of study of the coverage of science news in Spanish-writing newspapers of America
Raimundo Roberts
Quality criteria for science journalism: SARS as a case study to examine scientific contents
Javier Crúz Mena
Martín Bonfil
Popularization of economics through articles about "new economy" in French newspapers (1999-2000)
Poupardin Elsa
| 15. Science
on TV and radio: quality, quantity and new trends |
Papers parallel session 15
[pdf]
Chair: Winfried Göpfert, Professor of Science journalism at the Institut für Publizistik und Communiokations Wissenschaft at Freie Universität, Berlin
Rapporteur: Pablo Gallegos
Communicating our concern via TV; our view of Nature
Jeffery N Thomas
What issues of science do people prefer to watch on TV?
Pere Estupinyà Giné
Miriam Peláez
Cristina Junyent
Silvia Bravo
Eduard Punset Casals
Science and society in European TV drama
Matteo Merzagora
Andrew Millington
Mediazation of science on television 1960-2000
P. Verhoeven
Information on Science in European Television. A Study of Prime Time News Programmes
Bienvenido León
Video serie, `Les Cares de la Nostra Ciència`
Karla Islas
Gemma Revuelta
Oriol Albaigués
| 16. Are
Internet expectations being accomplished? |
Papers parallel session 16
[pdf]
Chair: Brian Trench, Head of School in the School of Communications, Dublin City University
Rapporteur: Virginia Rodríguez
When science goes public on the web - An analysis of online PR strategies of German universities and research organizations
Utz Lederbogen
Science, Society and Internet in Poland. What are doing polish science institutions for Internet science communication with the different groups of the public
Magorzata Jaskowska
The process of public opinion and the in-depth coverage of biological threats by digital media
Luciana Moretti Fernández
The facilitating role of an ICT Centre for rural African women: An empowerment experience
Gideon de Wet
Novatores: an integral project for science communication
Miguel Ángel Quintanilla
Marcelo Sabbatini
Sonia Martin Cerro
Development of a virtual community centred in health promotion: the experience of Observatory of Woman and Health
Laura Fernández
Eulalia Hernández
Albert Jovell
Antoni Gelonch
InterAction: A collaborative model of science communication
Judith G. Jackson
Virtual communities, vanguard of future scientific communication?
Lluis Codina
José-Antonio Ontalba y Ruipérez
Content and Link network analysis of five science communication websites in Latin America
Fabio Castro Gouveia
Eleonora Kurtenbach
| 17. Scientists and science institutions as PCST agents:
responsibilities |
Papers parallel session 17
[pdf]
Chair: Ricard Guerrero, Professor of Microbiology at the
Universitat de Barcelona
Rapporteur: Ricard Guerrero
NOTICYT: A successful experience in Colombia, with international projection
Mara Brugés Polo
Lisbeth Fog
Personal, professional profile, and motivations of scientists involved in PCST activities: the case of the Madrid Science
M. José Martín-Sampere
Jesús Rey-Rocha
Pilar Tigeras-Sánchez
Jaime Pérez-del Val
Nanotechnologists' self-considerations about their social view
Miguel García-Sancho Sánchez
Communication activities and attitudes of biotechnology research scientists
Eve Merton
Scientific Research and Social Culture. Social Responsibility of Research Centres
Luis Antonio Martínez Sáez
Expertise for the Public: The Science-Journalism Interface in German Discourse on Global Climate Change
Hans Peter Peters
Harald Heinrichs
The scientific community as a source for the information about the Prestige
Marta Federico Agraso
Fins Eirexas Santamaría
María Pilar Jiménez Aleixandre
Posters parallel session 18
[pdf]
Outreach web site of the University of Bologna
Giacomelli Giorgio
Poli Barbara
The Scientific Journalism Culture in the Scientific Community of Third World
Luís Victorelli
More than Preaching to the Converted: Intranet Approaches to Science Communication
Rick E. Borchelt
Melissa L. Withers
Science and Social Participation in the Pacific - The Pacific Science Exchange
Rod Lamberts
CAOSYCIENCIA (http://www.caosyciencia.com)
Annia Domènech
Lightsource.org: a website for synchrotron radiation communication
Arthur L. Robinson
GTC: Outreach with a telescope under construction
Natalia Ruiz Zelmanovitch
The web Presence and Practices on Scientific Communication and Publication
Rosa Maria Villares de Souza Berto
The web: A new method to develop Science Communication in the school
Sergi Serrano Cano
Science Communication from an Islamic Perspective: The Islamonline.net Experience
Magdy Said
Bothina Osama
Nehal Lasheen
Nadia El-Awady
Internet in Senegal : a paradoxal development
Thomas Guignard
"Kógnopolis": Cross-bordering Network of Knowledge Cities
Tomás M. Bañegil Palacios
Sanguino Galván
Percepnet, a knowledge platform for Sensory Communication
Montserrat Daban
Eva Tarragona
Josep Garcia-Raurich
Juan Cacho
Òscar Vilarroya
Jaume Estruch
Media Library of the Scientific Observatory of the Mediterranean City
Oriol Granados
Carme Prats i Joaniquet
Elena Sanfeliu Sabater
Social Communication of the Scientific Knowledge in the School of Sciences of National University of Mexico
Moisés Robles-Aguirre
Popular science publishing and contributions to public debate
Svein Kyvik
Biotech communication in Flanders
Ann Van Gysel
Sooike Stoops
Enhancing Interfaces Between Science and Society: An Australian Institutional Response
Cathy Pitkin
¿Does the scientists contribute to the science divulgation?
Jaime Pérez del Val
Pilar Tigeras
Jesús Rey-Rocha
María José Martín-Sempere
Campaigning against disease through museological objects in 1930s Barcelona
Alfons Zarzoso
An experience in the Sciences Museum of Castilla-La Mancha with Teacher Education students
Constancio Aguirre Pérez
Ana Mª Vázquez Moliní
Inmaculada Rubio Romero
Beyond the exhibition: educational resources and strategies in virtual science museums
Marcelo Sabbatini
Making Science Exhibitions: the joys and hardships of our collaboration with scientists
Antonio Gomes da Costa
Evaluating impact of the DiscoveryMobile in schools in the Western Cape
Makhwênkwe George Mvalo
Frequently Asked Questions in Astronomy
Flavia Pedroza Lima
César Augusto Caretta
Henrique Alves da Silva Segundo
Gabriel Cid de Garcia
Making discoveries - the artistic view on marine and polar research
Margarete Pauls
Atmospherics/Weather Works: The Sonification of Meteorological Data
Andrea Polli
ESCENTIAL Project: the first European Science Festival achieved in the European City of Culture 2004
Bianucci Marco
The helix game. Evaluating an extra-curricular activity for secondary students
Cristina Junyent
Laia Fernández Barat
Nuria Rosés
Lluís Tort
Frederic Udina
Science
in Advertisement: Use and Consumption
Pietro Greco
Federica Manzoli
Nico Pitrelli
La divulgación de la ciencia entendida como elaboración de planos de la realidad científica
Óscar Montañés Perales
Understanding and awareness of science guided by dialogue: theory and practice
Maarten C.A. van der Sanden
Nano-what?: Young adults` knowledge of topical science
Brian Garland
The Social Evaluation of Public Communication of Science in Mexico
Carlos Enrique Orozco
Public Perception of Science: a Methodological Approach to São Paulo State, Brazil
Carlos Vogt
Marcelo Knobel
Yurij Castelfranchi
Simone Pallone de Figueiredo
Rafael de Almeida Evangelista
Luiz Fernando Amaral dos Santos
Communicating Marine Science
Pep Gasol
Josep-Maria Gili
Raul Toran
What image of science is necessary to disclose?
Claudia Loaiza Escutia
Participatory Communication Strategy for the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration`s Planetary Protection
Linda Billings
Armenian Forest Policy. Public Understanding of Science
Nazeli Vardanyan
Armen Asatryan
Two Cultures, Scientific Outreach, and the Digital Divide
Daniel R. Altschuler
Converting Policy Research into Policy Decisions: The Role of Communication and the Media
Klaus von Grebmer
Health literacy and genomics: Exploring the challenges
Andrew Pleasant
Cultural Factors in the Reception of Newspaper Articles about Food Biotechnology: USA and Germany
Magda Sawicka
Hans Peter Peters
Food and GMOs. Traceability and labelling in the public debate
Giuseppe Pellegrini
Floriana Marin
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19. Scientists and science institutions as PCST agents:
experiences |
Papers parallel session 19
[pdf]
Chair: Hak-Soo Kim, Professor of science communication at Sogang University in Seul
Rapporteur: Raimundo Roberts
Opening
The Black Box: A Cross-National Survey Of Visitors At European Research
Centres
Monica De Pasquale-Jacobsson
Monika Kallfass
Federico Neresini
Francesca Forno
Hans Peter Peters
Argentina's selling of a nuclear reactor to Australia. Scientific information and perception of risk
Carmelo Polino
María Eugenia Fazio
Leonardo Vaccarezza
Environmentalists versus scientists: two case studies in science communication
Tiziana Lanza
UABDivulg@: a new channel to bring research to society
Octavi López Coronado
Sant Pau Project: Urban Park on Health Sciences Knowledge
Johanna Cáceres Terán
Josep M. Fernández Ribas
Best practice in communicating the results of European research to the public
Michel Claessens
| 20. Museums and science centres in the transmission of
cultural diversity |
Papers parallel session 20
[pdf]
Chair: Ramón Núñez, Director of the Casa de las Ciencias y la Domus
Rapporteur: Daniel de la Torre
Communicating science and technology through a transport museum in South Africa`s diverse communities
Thulasizwe Mngomezulu
Science in Museums, notes from a peripheral European country
Ana Delicado
The Catalonian Museum of Medical History and the promotion of scientific culture
Alfons Zarzoso
Programs of Social Participation of the Scientific Observatory of the Mediterranean City
Sílvia Bravo
Carme Prats
Pau Senra
Tina Roig
Strategic partnerships between science centres and media: the Flanders case
Erik Jacquemyn
Art and Science at an Exhibition: much more than simply pictures
Sergio de Régules
Strength in diversity – a new sport exhibition
blends science communication with social participation
Jesse Shore
| 21. Science week: evaluating experiences |
Papers parallel session 21
[pdf]
Chair: Carme Prats, Cultural Heritage Deputy Director
Rapporteur: Jaime Lapetra
What is the Impact of a Science Festival on its Visitors?
Laura Grant
Sian Owen
Dominic Dickson
Martin Stanistreet
Science Fair of the Illes Balears, a new experience of scientific popularization
Enric Culat Pascual
Bàrbara Terrasa Pont
Science on the summer holiday menu
Rosalia Vargas
Communicating Science to Scholars though active Participation
Jordi Mas
Montserrat Llobet
Cafe Science
Davina Gilmore-Stewart
Lita Denny
Pushing science to the public in the street at 63°N - A ten years' perspective
Sigmund Grimstad
Mentz Indergaard
'Worldwide Day in Science' - Students' Snapshot on the Web
Will Rifkin
European Science weeks: from European perspectives to local action
Jordi Mas
Why does the Comunidad de Madrid through its Directorate General for Universities and Research decide to implement a Scientific Culture Programme?
Almudena del Rosal
| 22. Public perception of GMO’s |
Papers parallel session 22
[pdf]
Chair: Núria Pérez, researcher at the Observatori de la Comunicació Científica and member of the CEHIC (Centre d'Estudis d'Història de la Ciència)
Rapporteur: Ramón García
The GM national dialogue: separating social and scientific issues
Jill Nelson
Fiona Barbagallo
Genetic Engineering and Social Debate
Oliver Todt
Public concerns towards GM foods are not driven solely by concerns towards the technology, but more strongly by cultural differences
Janine Young
Craig Cormick
Differences in Perceptions of Agricultural Biotechnology: A Comparison Study Between Germany and the United States
Helen L. Aquino
William K. Hallman
Genetically modified plants debate in the Spanish press: popularization or persuasion?
Cristiane Cataldi dos Santos Paes
Biotechnological Culture in Spain: Situation and Tendencies
Miguel Ángel Quintanilla
Mercedes Escribano Sánchez
Rosa Fernández López
Marcela Guerrero Segovia
The Place of Polemic: the Need for Politically-Engaged Science Communication Research
Felicity Mellor
Advertising Biotechnology: Monsanto`s `Father & Daughter` and the Public Narratives of Genetic Engineering
Greg Whitesides
| 23. What are we talking about when saying "public
dialogue"? |
Papers parallel session 23
[pdf]
Chair: Massimiano Bucchi, Profesor of Sociology of Science and Communication
at the University of Trento
Rapporteur: Miguel Ángel Alba
Popular response to science and technology issues in Brazil: consequences of the lack of public engagement
Luisa Massarani
Ildeu de Castro Moreira
An experiment in two-way, direct communication between scientists and the public in Portugal
Ana Paula Coutinho
Mónica Bettencourt-Dias
Sofia Jorge Araújo
How public opinion could be manipulated through science on big ecological disasters
Carlos Elías
Exhibition to promote public participation in informed social debate on the use of embryos
Rosina Malagrida
Laura Valls
Carla Vazquez
Toward a "palaeontology" of public representation of science
Yurij Castelfranchi
Science Communication as Community Engagement: A Case Study in Rural Australia
Cathy Pitkin
Anne Leitch
| 24. WORKSHOP: Training
scientitst in communication skills |
Papers parallel session 24
[pdf]
Mónica Bettencourt-Dias and Jenni Metcalfe
We will be inviting people (through the PCST list) to participate in
this workshop. Once we have responses from other people, we will
further develop this outline.
The workshop will involve a mix of
case-studies and practical exercises that look at:
* Training and
motivating scientists to use the media to communicate
* Training and
motivating scientists to speak to the general public, policy-makers
and funding entities
* Training scientists to speak about
controversy/issues
* Reaching scientists in remote areas * Training
resources
* Evaluating training
Chairs
Mónica Bettencourt-Dias is a
research associate at the University of Cambridge, where she studies
the regulation of cell division. She graduated in Biochemistry from
the University of Lisbon and went on to complete a PhD at the
University College London. Mónica completed her Diploma in Science
Communication from Birkbeck College (UK). She recently co-organised
the first workshop in Portugal with the aim to train researchers in
communicating with the media and public. She is a founding member of
the non-governmental organization, Science for Development, and
currently heads its Communication section. This organization aims to
promote science and technology in developing countries. She has
co-organized courses in Mozambique for university graduates, aimed
at promoting scientific activity and careers in science. She is
currently coordinating the building of web-based resources to
provide information and tools on science and scientific careers for
the developing world.
Jenni Metcalfe is Director of Econnect
Communication Pty Ltd, a small company based in Brisbane Australia,
specialising in science and environmental communication. Jenni has
qualifications in science (biochemistry and environmental science)
as well as journalism and has worked for 15 years as a science
communicator. During this time, she worked with a colleague, Toss
Gascoigne, to develop workshops for scientists in media skills,
presentation skills and communication planning. They have run these
workshops across Australia for 12 years, and more recently in New
Zealand, South Africa and the Philippines. She is currently writing
a book about environmental communication, that will include a
section on training technical people in communication skills.
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