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The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) runs a one-day training course in news media. The website for the course describes it in the following terms:
In this pamplet, Tom Wakeford considers the case for using citizen juries in social research projects. In so doing, he describes the process of running a citizens jury, and notes that:
Dialogue academy is described on this website as being: "all about helping professional science communicators gain the ideas, tools, skills and techniques to use dialogue and debate to engage audience
In this short article, produced for a Royal Society-commissioned CPD course held at the Open University, Richard Holliman considers the following questions:
In this short article, which Matthew Harvey (Senior Policy Advisor at the Royal Society) produced for a Royal Society-commissioned CPD course held at the Open University, he argues that: “A popular
In this short article, which Stephen Webster (Director of the Science Communication Group at Imperial College) produced for a Royal Society-commissioned CPD course held at the Open University, he prov
In this short article, which Giskin Day (from the Science Communication Group at Imperial College) produced for a Royal Society-commissioned CPD course held at the Open University, she considers the f
The Royal Society Science in Society programme piloted a professional development course on the social and ethical dimensions of science in February 2008.
In this short article, which Bob Ward produced for a Royal Society-commissioned CPD course held at the Open University, he briefly describes an important contemporary scientific issue (with a particul
