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This project studies rhetoric in science, more specifically how science communicators use rhetoric when dealing with the public. Using Richard Dawkins's "The Greatest Show on Earth" as a case study.

Using social media to monitor public discussion of science controversies

For this project we aim to investigate the work, and the scholarly communication knowledge and skills held by professional staff working in universities and other research institutions, with the aim of understanding whether additional education, training and professional development is required.

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Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) program is an important action in the creation of community resilience to disasters in prone areas.

This project examines public responses to the science in the chemistry-themed television drama, Breaking Bad.

The mission - Astonishing science education in six countries over 10 weeks

Science Circus Pacific (SCP) is a pioneering DFAT-supported science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) communication and education capacity building project.

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This research aims at identifying the science communication capacity building needs of Pacific NGOs.

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In this research program Dr Lindy Orthia is studying public science discourse in early colonial Sydney between 1788 and the 1830s.

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For more information about this project please contact cpas@anu.edu.au.