Communicating science in the courtroom

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Communicating science in the courtroom

May 28, 2021/in 2021 PCST Conference (virtual) Doran H

Members of the public, in the role of jurors, are expected to listen, understand and make judgements in regards to the scientific (and non scientific) evidence presented during a court case and then come to conclusions, beyond reasonable doubt, in regards to the guilt or innocence of an accused person.

Implementing responsible research and innovation at universities – A cultural perspective

April 7, 2018/in 2018 PCST Conference – Dunedin, New Zealand Doran H

In this round table discussion we will ask how universities can bring responsible research and innovation (RRI) into practice. We will focus on how they can foster the science-society relationship and in particular the role of science communication and engagement in this process.

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