Wednesday 12 April
Parallel sessions 4
NO. | SESSION | CHAIRS | SPEAKERS | TIME | VENUE |
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4A | Linked papers: Contested ground, fertile ground, not common ground | Jenni Metcalfe | Fabien Medvecky Mark Harvey Marie McEntee Neihana Matamua Sara MacBride-Stewart | 17:00-18:15 | Willem Burger Room |
4B | No session | 17:00-18:15 | Van der Mandele (mezzanine) |
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4C | Roundtable: Science-Theatre in the Context of Science Communication: Opportunities and Challenges | Carla Almeida | Emma Weitkamp Mário Montenegro Simon Parry | 17:00-18:15 | Van Weelde Room |
4D | Mini-workshop on producing film as a research output: More than the story | NA | Lynn Hendricks Karin Hannes | 17:00-18:15 | Zeelenberg Room |
4E | Individual papers: Institutional science communication 1. Data and engagement in science communication: a comparative study on the public communication of science in research institutions in European and American countries 2. Medialization of science: Evidence from a reanalysis of German surveys of scientists and semi-structured interviews with university public information officers (1983–2014) 3. Image-building by Taiwanese science organizations: a comparison of public universities, private universities and non-university research institutes 4. Do scientific institutes in Poland follow the model of public participation in science? 5. The identity and latent professional profiles of communicators in Portuguese scientific research and outreach organisations | Michelle Riedlinger | 1. Adriana Omena Santos 2. Hans Peter Peters 3. Yin-Yueh Lo 4. Andrzej Jasinski 5. Manuel Valença | 17:00-18:15 | Hudig Room |
4F | Individual papers: Science communication teaching, training and capacity building 1. Teaching and Training Participation and Engagement in a Changing World: Current and Future Trends in Science Communication Didactics from a Transnational Perspective 2. Learning how to listen: a key aspect in training future scientists for meaningful dialogue with society 3. Science communication training: from recreation to profession 4. Professional transformation of a science engagement practitioner | Pedro Russo | 1. Konstantin S. Kiprijanov 2. Cathelijne Reincke 3. Miguel Garcia-Guerrero 4. Riina Linna | 17:00-18:15 | Schadee Room |
4G | Insight talks: Evaluation and impact of science communication 1. SciComm100 – Learning through case studies 2. Developing a community-based group to tackle socio-scientific issues: the potential of evaluation 3. Success criteria for informal STEM learning activities: views of practitioners, visitors and researchers 4. Large-Scale Science Engagement Evaluations: Managing the Complexity of Collaboration and Procurement 5. Perceptions of the impact of the SKA in communities surrounding the SKA site in South Africa 6. We had the researchers, the social actors, the institutional partner and we made a show. And now what? 7. The influence of podcasting on students’ interest in healthy eating – a study on students (14 – 15 years) 8. Myth busters – practice insight | Marieke Baan | 1. Sam Ridgeway 2. Yvoni Pavlou 3. Tessa Eysink 4. Lindie Muller 5. Anton Binneman 6. Susana Ambrósio 7. Elisabeth Jurack 8. Angela Monasor | 17:00-18:15 | Van Beuningen Room |
4H | Roundtable: Between Fact and Fiction. The Difficult quest for common ground in scicomm on AI | Annette Leßmöllmann | Olaf Kramer Beatrice Bonami Tilman Gocht Julia Merlot Markus Gottschling | 17:00-18:15 | Ruys Room |
4I | No session | NA | 17:00-18:15 | Van Rijckenvorsel Room |
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4J | No session | NA | 17:00-18:15 | Plate Room |
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4K | Demonstration: A serious game to generate societal values towards emerging technologies | NA | Greta Alliaj Wenzel Mehnert Lena Söderström | 17:00-18:15 | Van der Vorm Room |
4L | Individual papers: Reflections on citizen science 1. Citizen Science: is it good science? 2. Dark Citizen Science: Scientific Labour Hidden in Plain Sight 3. We need to talk about AI: The Case for Citizens’ Think-ins for citizen-researcher dialogue and deliberation 4. Tensions in digital citizen science: Dealing with data sharing, hierarchies and expectations on digital platforms for bird observations 5. Citizen Science: public involvement in research processes and public communication of science | Anne Land | 1. Lloyd Davis 2. James Riley & Will Mason-Wilkes 3. Emma Clarke 4. Helen Verploegen 5. Chiara Piccolo | 17:00-18:15 | Mees Room |