Public attitudes to chemistry in the UK

Public attitudes to chemistry in the UK

Author: Chiara Ceci, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), United Kingdom

In June 2015 the Royal Society of Chemistry published the results of study on what the UK public thinks and feels about chemists, chemistry and chemicals. It is a qualitative and quantitative research, including a national public survey, with 2,104 face-to-face interviews with UK adults (16+). The poster will include the infographic with the summary of the findings, and elements of the communications toolkit.

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