Communicating European Research 2005 Proceedings of the Conference,
The book contains a series of 40 articles written by forward-thinking speakers who presented their findings at the "Communicating European Research 2005" event which was organised by the European Commission in Brussels on 14-15 November 2005. This event w
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Communicating European Research 2005
Communicating European Research 2005
Communicating European Research 2005 Proceedings of the Conference, Brussels, 14–15 November 2005 Edited by Michel Claessens European Commission, Brussels, Belgium
Original report © European Communities, 2007. The information and views set out in this book are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Commission.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgements List of authors
ix xi
INTRODUCTION Chapter 1
Why communicating European research? MICHEL CLAESSENS
1
BACKGROUND INFORMATION Chapter 2
Thinking science, talking science NICOLAS CHEVASSUS-AU-LOUIS
3
OPENING SPEECHES Chapter 3
Let’s make science the next headline JANEZ POTOCˇNIK
Chapter 4
Information and communication technology research and its impact on growth and job creation VIVIANE REDING
13
19
Chapter 5
The evolving context for science and society ALAN I. LESHNER
25
Chapter 6
Science communication on demand DONGHONG CHENG AND HE ZHU
31
SCIENTISTS AND COMMUNICATION Chapter 7
Bringing scientists to the people CAROLYN GALE
37
Chapter 8
“Science meets Parliament” TOSS GASCOIGNE
43
Chapter 9
The science-media interface: interactions of scientists and journalists HANS PETER PETERS
v
51
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Chapter 10
Science news on the net BRIAN TRENCH
Chapter 11
The changing paradigm of science communication: challenges for researchers MARIE-CLAUDE ROLAND
57
63
Chapter 12
Training scientists in communication skills MÓNICA BETTENCOURT-DIAS
69
Chapter 13
Communication of science, communication in science GIUSEPPE ROFFI, LUCIANO D’ANDREA, BERNIKE PASVEER, MILAN BUFON
77
Chapter 14
Advancing European protocols for science communication RODERICK HUNT
81
Chapter 15
Science goes local: local media matters ELENA CEVA, BERTA DUANE, ULLA ENGELMANN
85
COMMUNICATION AND TRAINING Chapter 16
Debate, communicate, educate RUTH KIKIN-GIL
Chapter 17
Media skills workshops: breaking down the barriers between scientists and journalists JENNI METCALFE AND TOSS GASCOIGNE
Chapter 18
Training for dialogue and debate STEVE MILLER
Chapter 19
Training science communication in a swift moving society GEMMA REVUELTA
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