Apr 13, 2023 | CCS-UPF, Comunicación científica, Formación, Noticias
The consortium will fund journalists, at different stages of their careers, to train and learn about highly innovative fields of research that are hardly known to the lay public. Institutional Communication and Promotion Unit, Universitat Pompeu Fabra A...
Feb 9, 2023 | Comunicación científica
The 11th of February was proclaimed the International Day of Women and Girls in Science by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015 “to recognize the critical role of women and girls in science and technology” and to promote their access and full and...
Jan 26, 2023 | CCS-UPF, CCS-UPF Comprensión pública, CCS-UPF Comunicación científica, CCS-UPF Comunicación y salud, Comunicación científica, Comunicación científica RRI, Noticias
People who have enjoyed the greatest visibility in different countries as experts on scientific or health issues during the pandemic share at least eight socio-cultural traits. The shared traits include the ability to respond to criticism and controversy, a command of...
Oct 26, 2022 | CCS-UPF, CCS-UPF Comunicación científica, CCS-UPF Congresos, Comunicación científica, Comunicación científica Conferences, Comunicación científica Nuevos formatos y canales, Comunicación científica RRI, Comunicación y salud, Noticias, Nuevos formatos y canales
The necessary debate and reflection on trends in scientific communication, with particular emphasis on the communication of universities to society, as well as the use of new media, such as social networks, in the dissemination of science, is the purpose of the round...
Apr 28, 2022 | Comunicación científica
As you read this, thousands of ordinary people across Europe are busy tagging, categorising and counting in the name of science. They may be reporting crop yields, analysing plastic waste found in nature or monitoring the populations of wildlife. This relatively new...
Feb 11, 2022 | CCS-UPF Comprensión pública, Comunicación científica, News highlights
Our 2022 post for 11-F (11th of February), is dedicated to Sharon Dunwoody, who passed away this week, although she will undoubtedly remain alive for many years among the people who do “the science of science communication”. That is, those who study how...
