CPAS PCST 2023 Spotter's Guide
The programme is packed full of new research in science communication from around the world, but if you're looking to catch as many CPASians as you can, we've pulled together this handy (likely non-exhaustive) list of everywhere our researchers will be popping up.
Wednesday 12 April
Parallel Session 1
1C (Papers) Dialogue, technology and societal change
Chair: Sujatha Raman
Speakers: Katharine Legun, Cees Leeuwis, Noelle Aarts, Sophie Boerman, and Nina de Roo
1L (Roundtable) Emerging careers in science communication: Challenges and opportunities
Chairs: Mohamed Elsonbaty Ramadan & Alice Fleerackers
Speakers: Heather Doran, Siddharth Kankaria, Meghie Rodrigues, & Samantha Vilkins
Parallel Session 2
2A (Roundtable) Is it time for an International Centre for Science Communication?
Chairs: Toss Gascoigne & Jennifer Metcalfe
Speakers: Melanie Smallman, Marta Entradas, Brooke Smith, Siddharth Kankaria, and Ionica Smeets
2C (Talk) Introducing the POPSICULE – The Science in Popular Culture and Entertainment Hub of the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science
Speaker: Anna-Sophie Jürgens
Parallel session 3
3K (Panel) Freedom vs Science: How to Transcend the post-pandemic political divide?
Speakers: Bernard Schiele, Toss Gascoigne, and Germana Barata
Parallel session 4
4A (Linked papers) Contested ground, fertile ground, not common ground
Chair: Jennifer Metcalfe
Speakers: Fabien Medvecky, Mark Harvey, Marie McEntee, Neihana Matamua, and Sara MacBride-Stewart
Thursday 13 April
Parallel Session 5
5A (Roundtable) Involving journalists in science engagement between communities and scientists
Speakers: Merryn McKinnon, Alette Schoon, Lutz Peschke
5C (Linked papers): Science, trust and the public good
Chair: Katharine Legun
Authors: Sujatha Raman, Joan Leach, Dan Santos
5J (Mini-Workshop) A method for experimental futures
Speaker: Ehsan Nabavi
Parallel Session 7
7L (Roundtable) Communicating science to young people – can we do better?
Chair: Carolina Llorente
Speakers: Gema Revuelta, Julia Lorke Christian Humm, & Hannah R. Feldman
Parallel Session 8
8A (Roundtable) Queering science communication: Bringing an LGBTIQA+ lens to #scicomm theory and practice
Chair: Clare Wilkinson
Speakers: Eleanor Armstrong, John Noel Viana, & Alice Motion
8C (Roundtable) Science communication for the common good
Chair: Sujatha Raman
Speakers: Anne Dijkstra, Mohamed Elsonbaty Ramadan, & Fabien Medvecky
8D (Demo) Walking in the shoes of others: Understanding intersectionality
Speaker: Merryn McKinnon
8G (Paper) GM All Over Again? Reflecting on a Systematic Literature Review on Attitudes to the Use of New Breeding Techniques in Food
Author: Will Grant
Friday 14 April
Parallel Session 9
9B (Roundtable) Ethical Principles for Common Ground in Science Communication Theory and Practice
Chair: Fabien Medvecky
Speakers: Joan Leach, Michiel Van Oudheusden, Laura Lindenfeld, & Hua Tian
9D (Demo) Using evidence-based pedagogies to create an effective science communication classroom
Chair: Merryn McKinnon
Speakers: Mark Sarvary & Kitty Gifford
9H (Mini-Workshop) Science communication models: a practical workshop exploring the nexus between theory and practice
Speakers: Jennifer Metcalfe & Susanna Hererra
Parallel Session 10
10C (Talk) Responsible Innovation: from research to hackathon
Speakers: Ehsan Nabavi
10G (Workshop) The ladder of power: Science communication and citizen science
Chair: Jennifer Metcalfe
Speakers: Toss Gascoigne, Anne Leitch, & Christina Standerfer
Parallel Session 11
11G (Paper) Funny Infection: Humour and the Cultural Meanings of Contagion in Popular Entertainment
Author: Anna-Sophie Jürgens
11J (Workshop) The kids are alright – Establishing best practice for inclusion of youth in adult-dominated science communication
Speaker: Hannah R. Feldman
If you are at the conference, be sure to attend one of the presentations, sessions, workshops, and demonstrations featuring a CPASians. Tag us on your socials as well #CPAS2023!