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From social media to events to print to television and hopefully towards the big screen -- Lee Constable has been exemplary of the versatility, importance, power and fun of science communication.
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CPAS is proud and excited to welcome the most HDR students in its history. Our 2025 cohort will be studying a whole gamut of things -- from internet communities to conversations around conservation, from parasites in comics to genetics in classrooms.
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Congratulations to Graham Walker and the team and partners that make up Science Circus International (SCI) for winning Excellence in International Engagement at the Engagement Australia Excellence Awards!
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The UNESCO Chair recently participated in an international forum organized by the African Union Commission and UNESCO, focusing on “Transforming Knowledge for Africa’s Future.”
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This forum will discuss the role of public and private sector actors in the Asia-Pacific region participate in a just transition, with a particular focus on questions of justice and fairness for Indigenous Peoples and local communities.
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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.
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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
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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”.
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Christer De Silva learned uncertainty might be needed, during his workshop on transforming the narrative at the University of Twente