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Upcoming event: 'Food for Thought' conference 31 May

Upcoming event: 'Food for Thought' conference 31 May

Second year science communication students will host the conference Food for Thought on the role of science in food on 31 May 2012.

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CPAS student wins science artwork commission for Centenary of Canberra

CPAS student wins science artwork commission for Centenary of Canberra

Science communication PhD student Eleanor Gates-Stuart's art installation will be displayed at Questacon in 2013

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A Taste of Harmony Lunch

A Taste of Harmony Lunch

The Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science celebrated Harmony Week by hosting A Taste of Harmony Lunch at the Centre.

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Australia’s first Professor of Science Communication

Australia’s first Professor of Science Communication

Susan Stocklmayer, Director of the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science (CPAS) at ANU, has become the first ever Professor of science communication in Australia

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CPAS student video on The Huffington Post

CPAS student video on The Huffington Post

A video made by Master of Science Communication student Dustin Welbourne, which features an interview with Dr Charles Lineweaver about the evolution of life in the universe, has been picked up by 'The Huffington Post'

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Graham Walker: science theatre can help prevent the spread of HIV

Graham Walker: science theatre can help prevent the spread of HIV

PhD student Graham Walker has shown how a science show influenced HIV-related intentions among South African students, in a paper for the 'International Journal of Science Education Part B'

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The Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science (CPAS) is the world's most diverse academic science communication centre, located at ANU in Canberra.

We train a new generation of highly qualified scientists to become skilled communicators who can engage people with the science, technology, or medical information that is most relevant to them.

Our postgraduate students are researching new ways to excite the imagination of the public about science and to encourage informed decisions about scientific issues that will concern us in the 21st century.

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