PCST2023 Online sessions now available

In this session, presenters explored how important (potentially life-saving) information is communicated to different audiences and how practices are adapted and developed to account for differences in perspectives.

This session was about the places and platforms where we acquire science communication knowledge and how that ‘knowledge’ is presented and interpreted in turn.

In this session, the IDEA Network held a Wiki workshop where they showed how to incorporate Wiki editing into public engagement practice.

This session explored how science communication and the dissemination of science communication plays out in different contexts, and what can be learnt from different strategies and viewpoints.

This session covered lessons learned from conferences, exhibitions and trans-disciplinary strategies to improve science engagement.

In this session, presenters reflected on some specific science communication resources and reviewed the techniques used in the communication process e.g. art, storytelling, cultural relevance, accessibility.

In this session, the presenters considered the roles and responsibilities, of audiences, science communication practitioners and science journalists.

In this session, presenters explored connections between science communication, politics and social themes.