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Hi all,
The British Science Association’s annual Science Communication Conference is taking place from 18-19 June at Manchester Metropolitan University.
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Book your place at the Science Communication Conference in June!
Discuss issues facing science communication with people from all over the sector at the
Science Communication Conference at Manchester Metropolitan University from 18-19 June 2015.
This year, our emphasis will be on moving the sector forward, improving our practice, and upping our game!
The programme
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Day 1: The first day of the conference will cover a range of skills and issues, catering to interested, experienced
and expert levels. Followed by sped mentoring and an improvisation workshop.
Sessions include;
… and more!
In the evening we have a
science ceilidh, sponsored by the Royal Society of Chemistry!
Day 2:
On the second day of the conference, our focus will be on science communication challenges that can only be solved by action from across the sector.
Kicking off with a debate
‘Cultural corridors of power: Should scientists be opinion-formers outside their field?’, this will be followed by discussion sessions on the history of science, UK serial and making. The challenges take place in the afternoon, discussing five important
issues that face science communication, public engagement and research.
Tickets
One day- Thursday: £105
One day- Friday: £105
Two day: £180
Includes:
We’ve tried to keep our ticket costs low, and have arranged low cost accommodation in the local area.
If you have any questions about the conference, see our FAQs,
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For further information, see our
website or contact
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The Conference is generously supported by the Wellcome Trust, The Royal Society
of Chemistry, and our host, Manchester Metropolitan University.
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The British Science Association believes that science should be a part of – rather than set apart from – society and culture,
and is owned by the wider community. Our programmes encourage people of all ages and backgrounds to engage with science, become ambassadors for science, and ultimately to be empowered to challenge and influence British science - whether they work in science
or not.
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British Science Association
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