We will join together on our first day to think about how science communication can contribute to each of 4 priority areas of the Rockefeller Foundation. Each is framed very broadly –no doubt intended to encompass a wide range of Read More …
Refining Session #5 The organizers have asked me to organize and expand Session #5 on Wednesday afternoon in Bellagio. The topic as stated is, “What role can science communication and practice play in connecting with policy makers?” I see the Read More …
Hi everyone, please find attached a revised agenda. This is still draft so any suggestions, please send to me and / or post ideas to this site. And remember to blog your reflections and ideas in the lead up to Read More …
I will be chairing a session on science communication practice and would appreciate your help in shaping our discussion. We often hear how important it is to bridge the gap between researchers and practitioners, but are we making any real Read More …
Hi all. I have several suggestions for the agenda, I sent a more detailed document to Jenni but here is a short description of the main ones: 1. Presentation session. We can use an analog visualization of information. This works Read More …
Recently, I wrote an editorial (with my colleague Fabien Medvecky) in JCOM which revisits the idea that science communication should have an ethical component. https://jcom.sissa.it/sites/default/files/documents/JCOM_1604_2017_E.pdf This editorial is, for us, the beginning of talking about a much larger project on which Read More …
I submitted a proposal for the PCST Conference in Dunedin in April next year, a roundtable discussion involving 4 or so of us (as participants in the Bellagio meeting). We can discuss who would like to be involved and the Read More …
Welcome to the 22 people from across the world participating in this Conference. We’d like you to post ideas, papers, reflections and comments to others posts on this site. Why? So we can create a dialogue and momentum for the Read More …