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Eric Jensen — Why impact evaluation matters: Measuring non-academic impact around the world »
Impact evaluation in science communication is increasingly recognised as important. But there is still a substantial skills gap in the implementation of effective evaluation in science communication.
Leo Huang — Constructing Environmental Protection and Risks：A Critical Discourse Analysis of Organic Food in China »
The concept and meaning of “organic” food have been changing since its origins.
Webinar: Master of Science Communication Outreach »
Join us for the online information session to hear more about the program and ask any questions.
ANU Singapore Health Hack »
This June we’ll be travelling to Singapore, and partnering with institutions in Singapore to pull off a hack with a grand prize of $10,000.
Educating the Public About a Paradigm Shift in Human Health »
This talk will examine what the public knows about the microbiome obtained from a kiosk survey at the American Museum of Natural History of over 200,000 visitors.
SCOMaganza April 2019 »
Save the date for our biannual CPAS community gathering day.
Book launch for "Supporting Self-Directed Learning in Science and Technology Beyond the School Years". »
Join us for the launch from 6pm, 28 March at Harry Hartog at Kambri at the Australian National University.
Who’s Afraid of Controversies? A Quick Introduction to Controversy Mapping »
Controversy mapping is a method (or rather a set of methods) to explore; represent and contribute to public debates especially, but not exclusively, around science and technology.
Stories from the "open science revolution": how scientists talk about openness »
CPAS seminar by Ros Attenborough.
Openness and Reproducibility in Science »
What does it mean to be open – for scientists, for researchers, and for universities? We would like to invite you to a day workshop on the topic of openness and reproducibility in science, featuring speakers from the ANU and elsewhere in Australia, with plenty of time devoted to discussion.
Science communication and advocacy: Challenging power structures at the interface »
Dr Michelle Riedlinger, Science communication and advocacy: Challenging power structures at the interface
Science & Technology Diplomacy and Responsible Research & Innovation for Livability and Resilience »
A discussion on how Australian and Japanese joint research help make cities liveable and societies resilient.
Australia-Japan: Science diplomacy and public policy »
Hear advisors to government on the role of science in diplomacy and policy. Learn stories of active research collaborations.
Maja Horst: Science communication events as boundary spaces »
Starting from my own experiences with an interactive installation about the social responsibility of science I will be discussing science communication events as boundary spaces, where different knowledges, organisations and identities are negotiated and translated.
Australia-Japan: Science diplomacy and public policy »
Hear advisors to government on the role of science in diplomacy and policy.
