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| 25. Proposals and initiatives for "public
dialogue" |
Papers parallel session 25
[pdf]
Chair: Miguel Ángel Quintanilla, Profesor of Philosophy of Science at
the Universidad de Salamanca
Rapporteur: Núria Zapater
Science and Society. Twelve cliché questions and
forty-eight controversial answers
Teresa Escalas Tramullas
Maite Buil Blasco
Marta Colomer
Núria Güell Esquius
Social participation Forums dealing with Scientific and Environmental issues
Núria Güell Esquius
Teresa Escalas
Marta Colomer Salarich
Maite Buil Blasco
Do public debates offer an effective mechanism to engage the public
Chris Edwards
Diffuse exhibition as a way of talking about science and environmental issues. Design, evaluation and conclusions
Marta Colomer Salarich
Teresa Escalas Tramullas
Núria Güell Esquius
Maite Buil Blasco
Public participation in climate change knowledge production. An assessment of communication models as governance
Joana Díaz Pont
Darwin Centre Live – Using Technology To
Showcase Museum Science
Emma Freeman
| 26. Interactions between science communication and science
policies |
Papers parallel session 26
[pdf]
Chair: Steve Miller, Profesor and head of department of Science and
technology studies at the UCL (University College London)
Rapporteur: Sergio Álvarez
Science on Stage!
Susana Alonso Argul
Laura Barrufet Miro
Identity and communication: Who collaborates in collaborative research?
Michelle Riedlinger
Susan Mackay
Cindy Gallois
Science and Society: a dialogue for the future
Pilar Tigeras
Jaime Pérez del Val
Public policies for scientific culture - when maturity brings about evaluation
Ana Correia Moutinho
Towards an Anatomy of Public Engagement with Medical Genetics
Alexandra Plows
Ian Welsh
Robert Evans
Science Communication at the Local Level: an Evaluation of Local Authority Communication Strategies Relating to Air
Emma Weitkamp
Frank Burnet
Jim Longhurst
Clare Beattie
David Gibbs
Science Information Needs of U.S. Policy Leaders
Rick E. Borchelt
Melissa L. Withers
A Hurricane of Change
Neil Calder
Representations of science in the knowledge society
Brian Trench
Finding common language
Fiona Barbagallo
Jill Nelson
Scientists and politicians: the need to communicate
An update since PCST Geneva 2001
Wendy Parsons
| 27. Cultural differences in public understanding of sciences |
Papers parallel session 27
[pdf]
Chair: Toss Gascoigne, Executive director of CHASS
(Council for the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences)
Rapporteur: Eneko Alberdi
Social Perception of the Science and Technology in the city of Melilla
José Manuel Cabo Hernández
Carmen Enrique Mirón
José Ramón Cortiña Jurado
Encuesta sobre Percepción Pública de la Ciencia. Indicadores de Percepción Pública, Cultura Científica, Participación Ciudadana
Miguel Ángel Quintanilla
Diego Lawler
Measuring public perception of science in Ibero America: the RICYT/OEI's study and Argentina's national survey
Carmelo Polino
María Eugenia Fazio
Leonardo Vaccarezza
Public perception of science in Eastern and Central Europe
Michel Claessens
Scientific Citizenship Culture. A Latin American View
Sergio Ricardo Quiroga Macleimont
Public Perceptions of Science, as Reflected in the Conduct of Legal Institutions
Jeffrey H. Matsuura
Framing as a theory for the communication of science and technology
Urs Dahinden
Communicating Climate Change: Challenges Posed by the Divergence in Lay and Expert Understanding
Lorraine Whitmarsh
| 28. Discourse analysis contributions to PCST study |
Papers parallel session 28
[pdf]
Chair: Helena Calsamiglia, Profesor of Discourse Analysis at the
Universitat Pompeu Fabra
Rapporteur: Laura Calpe
Science Popularization Practices from a Linguistic Point of View
Daniel Cassany
Carmen López
Science in the Press: Problems and Possibilities of Recontextualization
Helena Calsamiglia
Science in court. Experts and advisers as post-academic science communicators
Licia Gambarelli
The Rhetoric of Breakthroughs in the Communication of Biotechnoscience
Fernando Cascais
Radioscopy of the medical speech
Margérard Anne-Laurence
Cosmoeducation: The Emerging Alliance of Astronomy Teaching and Transpersonal Psychology
Luziânia Angelli Lins de Medeiros
Luiz Carlos Jafelice
Astronomy Teaching at the High School Level from a Humanistic Approach
Gilvana Benevides
Luiz Carlos Jafelice
The Sky in the Indigenous Oral Tradition in the Rio Grande do Norte State, Brazil
Luiz Carlos Jafelice
Neilton S. F. de Lucena
Antenor C. de Araújo
Eduardo A. O. Rocha
Walter R. R. e Silva Jr.
Gilvana Benevides
Aucides B. de Sales
Julie A. Cavignac
Knowledge, discourse, and scientific communication
Teun A. van Dijk
| 29. Is it a real social participation in GMO discussion? |
Papers parallel session 29
[pdf]
Chair: Lisbeth Fog, President of the Colombian Association of Science
Journalism (ACPC)
Rapporteur: Guillermo Santamaría
The democratisation of a `scientific` decision: The `GM Nation?` experiment in the UK
Matthew Harvey
Communicating Genetic Engineering: New Concepts for Social Participation
Bernhard Wieser
Framing Biotechnologies in Greece
Moses A. Boudourides
Dimitris B. Kalamaras
Solomon E. Eleftheriadis
Scientific Citizenship: Danish Citizens and Biotechnology
Niels Mejlgaard
Incommensurate Risks: Debates Concerning Genetic Modification and Cultural Transgression among New Zealand Maori
Richard A Benton
R. Mere Roberts
Terre Satterfield
Nena B.E. Benton
Journalistic coverage evolution of GMO in the Colombian press
Mara Brugés Polo
Lisbeth Fog
| 30. WORKSHOP: Networking with science communicators in developing countries: the
SciDev.Net experience |
Barbara Keating, Katie Mantell and Luisa Massarani
SciDev.Net staff members will give three short presentations on
how delegates can get involved with SciDev.Net activities,
with discussions afterwards. From networking opportunities to
news writing and dissemination, the speakers will invite delegates
to become part of the SciDev.Net network. Delegates will also have
the opportunity to provide their ideas on the future direction of
SciDev.Net, including in particular the development of its e-guide
on science communication.
Breakdown of talk:
* Introduce SciDev.Net
* KM discusses news and how to become a contributor and help disseminate news. KM will also initiate discussion on expansion of SciDev.Net's news correspondents.
* LM discusses the Latin America network and its activities in capacity building in Latin American science communication. LM will highlight initiatives such as the workshops and ideas for a regional news-alert service.
* BK discusses the e-guide to science communication and how to increase its relevance to science communicators in developing countries.
* Question and answers.
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