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We conduct research into diverse topics pertinent to science communication theory and practice.
Our research themes reflect the Centre's cross-disciplinary approach to science communication.
A list details past and present research projects conducted at CPAS. It provides a good indication of the nature of science communication as well as the breadth of research topics that can be broached in this discipline.
Discover how our research impacts the way science is communicated to and perceived by the general public.
With assistance from the ACT Government under the Community Zero Emissions Grants Program, Dr Graham Walker will be running a series of community events and related research on Canberra’s inspiring energy transition and climate change action.
Anna-Sophie Jurgens and POPSICULE take it upon themselves to ford all the ways -- from humour and horror, comics and culture, blockbusters and books, popular film and performance art -- pop culture can sound the alarm on the environment and our responsibility to it
The UNESCO Chair in Science Communication for the Public Good played a prime part in the success of the recent International Network for Governmental Science Advice (INGSA) Conference 2024, themed “The Transformation Imperative”.
Science.Art.Film 2024 Series: Crimes of the Future (2022)
Directed by body horror master David Cronenberg, this critically acclaimed international co-production offers an unsettling lens on art, humanity and spectacle. Join us after the film for a wide-ranging and thought-provoking panel discussion exploring industrial environments and the future of human evolution.