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A search for a unique SciArt aesthetic is timely and transformative. What are we looking at ? Is is simply Art? Is it a tad ArtSci-Fartsy? Is it Outsider Art? Or is the viewing value in its science communication outreach ? Who decides? And how?
This group discussion will consider the prospects for science journalism and science communication as the science communication sector continues to grow and the job market for science journalism falters, addressing a central issue in the future of science journalism and the possible consequences for science communication Those attending will join a discussion with panelists who have, in different ways and in different regions, lived through the overlapping and partly shared histories of science journalism (SJ) and science communication (SC)
This survey set out to look at this and other issues in a ‘random’ questionnaire covering types of public engagement, and motivation to talk science with the public at large, with interest groups and policy makers. Of particular and timely interest us is how scientists perceive their role as advocates or activists for science if and when scientific evidence is discounted, derided or denied by publics or politicians.