10 reasons to submit to PCST 2020
The call for proposals for PCST 2020 is now open. But why should you submit? Here are 10 reasons to get you started…
10 reasons to submit to PCST 2020
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PCST Stories: Germana Barata, Cheng Donghong, & Shi Shunke
We invited people who have attended PCST conferences to tell us about the connections and collaborations that have grown from attending these conferences. These are some of the responses we have received.
Brazilian science podcasts flourish in spite of financial challenges
Roberto Takata, a science communicator and associate researcher at the Laboratory for Advanced Studies in Journalism (Labjor) at the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), presents new research on podcasting in Brazil.
PCST Stories: Aquiles Negrete
We invited people who have attended PCST conferences to tell us about the connections and collaborations that have grown from attending these conferences. Here’s one more tale!
PCST Stories: Jan Riise, Susi (Sturzenegger) Varvayanis, & Toss Gascoigne
We invited people who have attended PCST conferences to tell us about the connections and collaborations that have grown from attending these conferences. These are some of the responses we have received.
PCST Stories: Jennifer Manyweathers, Richard Holliman, & Marina Joubert
We invited people who have attended PCST conferences to tell us about the connections and collaborations that have grown from attending these conferences. These are some of the responses we have received.
PCST Stories: Ayelet Baram-Tsabari, Simon Torok & Michel Claessens
We invited people who have attended PCST conferences to tell us about the connections and collaborations that have grown from attending these conferences. These are some of the responses we have received.
PCST stories: Luisa Massarani
In a new series, we tell stories of members’ experiences of PCST conferences and meetings. Luisa Massarani kicks us off with a life changing meeting in Geneva…
Diversity and Community – SCANZ 2018
For their 2018 annual conference, the Science Communicators Association of New Zealand (SCANZ) wanted to see, hear and think about the diversity in all areas of science communication.
The future of communication and outreach for accelerators
Members from the accelerator communication community gathered at CERN for a workshop on outreach activities for particle physics and light source accelerators. Daniela Antonio reports.
The 11th Forum Wissenschaftskommunikation, 7-9 November 2018
Through the Forum Wissenschaftskommunikation, Wissenschaft im Dialog (WiD), an initiative of German science research organisations, offers an opportunity for science communicators to exchange ideas and expertise.
Navigating engagement in a (mainly) UK context at the NCCPE Conference
‘Navigating change as we face the future’ was the core theme of the UK’s NCCPE-organised conference in Edinburgh, Scotland last week. Professor Richard Holliman, The Open University provides an overview of what took place.
Elevate, engage and collaborate: Advances in Australian #scicomm
The Australian Science Communicators (ASC) Association recently held their 10th annual conference – here are some highlights.
PCST committee members participate in NUCLEUS project conference
Heather Doran, Alex Gerber and others took part in the ‘New Understanding of Communication, Learning and Engagement in Universities and Scientific institutions’ meeting in Malta.
Science communicators have a new open access journal
Germana Barata, a member of the PCST scientific committee, reports on a new science communication journal launched in Beijing during the Science & You conference in September 2018.
Video and evaluation of PCST 2018 Dunedin Conference
A survey of registrants to PCST 2018 in Dunedin shows registrants were largely ‘very satisfied’ or ‘satisfied’ with the conference, but also have suggestions on how future events might be improved.