Science-communication experts and policymakers from across Europe got together in a move to make effective science communication mainstream and help tackle some of society’s biggest challenges.
The importance of effectively communicating complex science was underlined at the Baltic’s largest deep tech event. Half a day at Deep Tech Atelier, which brought AI, quantum, defence and space entrepreneurs, scientists and investors to Latvia’s capital Riga, was dedicated to science communication.
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As AI-powered technologies (generative and otherwise) keep popping up around our professional and even personal lives, we find ourselves wondering how the science-communication community is handling this tricky topic.
The recently launched European Competence Centre for Science Communication is now starting to test a programme of training activities that will become part of its Academy, one of the Competence Centre most anticipated outcomes.
Five new National & Regional Hubs have joined the European Competence Centre for Science Communication - adding to this growing network. The Hubs are respected organisations working in science communication located across Europe which will play a vital role in shaping and implementing the work of the Competence Centre.
Finding ways to communicate science more effectively when a crisis is causing havoc is one of the biggest challenges facing science communication – something the COVID-19 pandemic brought into sharp focus. Polarisation, disinformation and the blurring of boundaries around who has relevant expertise all combine to make dealing with a crisis more challenging.
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