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US science policy in 2020: a “second bold era of American science and technology” or “second place America”? »
In this seminar, Paul Harris, Director of the ANU North American Liaison Office in Washington DC, will examine the drivers for change in American S&T policy, and where they might lead.
"Big Ideas" does Science Communication with Paul Barclay »
Join us for a panel discussion on Science Communication, hosted by ABC's Paul Barclay.
Live recording Conversations 2019 - Wholesome Show podcast with Mai Sato »
As part of the 2019 Conversations series, Narration and Renarration as Regulation, we will be taking a deep dive into Mai Sato’s research on the death penalty and its narratives in Japan in a live podcast recording of the Wholesome Show.
SCOM3033 Health Fair »
On Monday September 30th from 12 – 3pm, SCOM3033 students will be showcasing their health promotion initiatives along University Ave near CPAS.
A Conversation with Alison Leigh »
Come and discuss the latest trends in science documentary and factual media with one of the most experienced women in the business.
SCOMaganza September 2019 »
SCOMaganza is a community gathering day for the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science, featuring short talks from our students on their exciting science communication research.
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.
