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| Report of the Science Communication Conference 2002 |
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The inaugural Science Communication Conference, which replaces the former Building Bridges conference, was organised by the BA in association with Copus—The Science Communication Partnership. The conference took place at the Institute of Electrical Engineers on 30 and 31 May 2002. The aim of the conference was to present a more inclusive look at ways of communicating science to a variety of audiences by bringing together practitioners and academics (social scientists and scientists) interested in science communication. This report of the conference, commissioned by Copus from Alice Bell, reviews the presentations and the subsequent discussions, and summarises the thought-provoking questions that emerged as a result. Presentation documents from the individual speakers are available through the BA website - select Science Communication Conference from the drop-down list. |
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The Copus Grant Schemes are funded by the Office of Science and Technology and The Royal Society. © Copyright The
Royal Society, Registered Charity Number 207043 |
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