British Science Association
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We are the Science in Society team at the British Science Association and we organise the annual Science Communication Conference.
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SCC2011 - Science and Games - Martha Henson

12 years ago • 479 Views

SCC2011 - Diversifying your audience - Tracey Letts

12 years ago • 305 Views

SCC2011 - Talking about e-Science in a virtual world

12 years ago • 358 Views

SCC2011 - Evaluation: Facing the tricky questions

12 years ago • 698 Views

SCC2011 - Introduction to public engagement - Simon Burall

12 years ago • 516 Views

SCC2011 - Engaging the public with issues involving GM

12 years ago • 251 Views

SCC2011 - Citizen Science

12 years ago • 277 Views

SCC2011 - Turning online engagement into empowerment

12 years ago • 238 Views

SCC2011 - Public Attitudes to Science Survey

12 years ago • 1091 Views

SCC2011 - Social Media Workshop

12 years ago • 351 Views

SCC2011 - Podcasting

12 years ago • 217 Views

SCC2011 - Working with journals

12 years ago • 257 Views

SCC2011 - Diversifying your audience - working with deaf groups

12 years ago • 588 Views

SCC2011 - Journals - All

12 years ago • 385 Views

SCC 2012 Positively Uncertain (Amanda Burls)

11 years ago • 351 Views

SCC 2012 Positively Uncertain (Robin Hoyle)

11 years ago • 309 Views

SCC 2012 Positively Uncertain; Uncertain Forecast (Peter Gibbs)

11 years ago • 358 Views

SCC 2012 Working with Journals: rolling publication and media relations

11 years ago • 205 Views

SCC 2012 Working with journals: rolling publication and media relations (Joe Winters)

11 years ago • 221 Views

SCC 2012 Working with journals: rolling publication and media relations (Clare Ryan)

11 years ago • 237 Views

SCC 2012 Evaluating games: learning through play?; Summative evaluation (Martha Henderson)

11 years ago • 191 Views

SCC 2012 Evaluating games: learning through play? (Helen Kennedy)

11 years ago • 412 Views

SCC 2012 Evaluating games: learning through play?; Formative evaluation (Hannah Clipson)

11 years ago • 354 Views

SCC 2012 Science Governance and the impact of public dialogue

11 years ago • 473 Views

SCC 2012 Walk a mile in their shoes: engaging different demographics

11 years ago • 245 Views

SCC 2012 Introduction to public engagement (Karen Baltitude)

11 years ago • 477 Views

SCC 2012 Making the business case for public engagement

11 years ago • 330 Views

SCC 2012 International Collaborations in science communications: what, why and how?; Places,cities of scientific culture (Antonio Gomes da Costa)

11 years ago • 199 Views

SCC 2012 International collaborations in sicence communication: what, why and how?; The case of SciDev.Net (David Dickson)

11 years ago • 225 Views

SCC 2012 Youth Voice: getting a fresh perspetive on your projects

11 years ago • 170 Views
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
London United Kingdom
Website
www.britishscienceassociation.org/scienceinsociety
About
We are the Science in Society team at the British Science Association and we organise the annual Science Communication Conference.
Tags
public engagement science scc2013 science communication technology science communication conference british science association journals social media policy data visualization wellbeing design creative commons open access schools research education science comm pas festivals communication podcast deaf public en virtual world escience citizen science podcasting publishing gm libel law evaluation gaming audiences diversity
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