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Science for Everyone

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Gale F

The COVID-19 global pandemic creates a unique environment for vaccination hesitant messages, within which traditionally vaccine-focussed Facebook pages are used to promote diverse anti-science messaging.

Activists as “alternative” science communicators

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Fähnrich B

Science Communication and Political Divides in the U.S.

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Funk C

The raise and the fall of a rockstar epidemiologist in Mexico

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Frias Villegas G

The first case of Covid-19 was detected in Mexico the 27th of February of 2020. From that moment on, the person in charge of the management and communication of the health emergency has been Hugo López Gatell, Subsecretary of Prevention and Promotion of Health in Mexico, an epidemiologist and researcher.

How does communication drive innovation?

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Antonio D

Across different fields of science, there are moments when key decisions are expected to be taken.

Know Your Audience? A Look into What Romanian Researchers Think About the Public with Which They (Don’t) Engage

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Anghelescu Tiganas A

We asked a large group of Romanian researchers who have received funding through a state agency within the past five years to answer a questionnaire designed to assess their attitude toward public engagement, as well as their perception of the public in general.

A Model to Communicate Science from Institutes of Scientific Research

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Frias Villegas G

In the last few years most of the institutes of scientific research of the National Autonomous University of Mexico have transformed the way they share their knowledge, and have created science communications units with the purpose of transmitting the product of their scientists’s research to wide audiences.

Vaccine Hesitancy Communication during a Global Pandemic: A Case Study of Vaccination Hesitant Facebook Pages during the 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Fowler S

Catch 22 – improving visibility of women in science and engineering for both recruitment and retention

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Fogg-Rogers L

There is a significant under-representation of women in STEM which is damaging societal progress for democratic, utilitarian, and equity reasons. However, changing stereotypes in STEM requires a solution denied by the problem – more visible female role models.

Act Now: Is the time for science communication about climate change over, or just beginning?

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Fogg-Rogers L

The effects of climate change are now being felt around the world, and yet cohesive and collaborative policymaking to mitigate impacts are moving too slowly.

Diagnosis: Kidnapped! Escape game

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Floyd A

The Wellcome Centre for Anti-Infectives Research has a range of missions. As researchers, we make new medicines and technologies to fight deadly diseases of the developing world.

Communicating scientific uncertainty during COVID-19 Investigating the use of preprint research by digital media outlets

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Fleerackers A

This presentation focuses on the surge in media coverage of COVID-19-related preprint research and the varied approaches digital media outlets used to communicate this uncertain science.

Over 20 PubhD Coimbra: When science communication renew city traditions

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Ferreira M

“Can you explain your PhD in the pub?” is the question and premise behind PubhD, a British initiative, that began in 2015 filling Portuguese bars with science. In Coimbra, PubhD began in the midst of the SciComPT 2017, the Portuguese Science Communication Meeting.

Audiovisual tools in science communication Mapping video abstracts published in scientific Journals of Ecology

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Ferreira M

In recent years the use of video by the scientific community has grown. More and more researchers, communicators, and other players are using audiovisual media to deconstruct complex phenomena, to simplify ideas and to tell their story.

Multiplicity, visibility and readability: The communication of art, science and technology confluence

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Ferracioli L

During the 2018 National Science Technology Week in Brazil, the National Museum of the Republic-DF Board opened the ACT Exhibition aiming at promoting the confluence between Arte.Ciência.Tecnologia. The artworks included dynamic and immersion elements, with music, artefacts for manipulation and experience with augmented reality.

How to move masses? Engaging 15% of a population in a biobank with limited time and resources

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Allik A

In 2018, the Estonian government launched a program to map the genotypes of 150,000 citizens. The goal is to use genetic data as a basis for transforming the Estonian healthcare system to deliver personalized medicine.

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