1st International Science Centre and Science Museum Day (ISCSMD), November 10, 2016
- “Science Museums and UNESCO join to meet SDG’s”, by Luisa Massarani. Published on SciDev.net, on the 10th November 2016.
The ‘Ecsite 2016′ Annual Conference, 9-11 June 2016, in Graz, Austria
- “In Afrika werden Wissenschafter als Fremde betrachtet”, by Peter Illetschko. Published in “Der Standard”, on the 15th June 2016.
- “Vom Monster Globalisierung, tanzenden Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftlern“, by Marion Kirbis. Published on the blog of the “Universalmuseum Joanneum”, on the 11th June 2016
Reports
Publications
- “The Role of Governments and Policy-makers in advancing Science Communication and PLUS in Africa”, written by: Joao Cossa (2017). A presentation given at the 3rd African Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity “Pandemic Preparedness in Africa. Biosecurity and Infrastructure in the wake of the Ebola outbreak” Accra, Ghana – August 16-18, 2017, for the Science Communication & PLUS Faculty.
- “Mainstreaming Scientific Knowledge in Africa”, written by: Sally Deffor (2017). A presentation given at the 3rd African Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity “Pandemic Preparedness in Africa. Biosecurity and Infrastructure in the wake of the Ebola outbreak” Accra, Ghana – August 16-18, 2017, for the Science Communication & PLUS Faculty.
- “Ebola: the roles of scientific and non-scientific information”, written by: Bankole Falade (2017). A presentation given at the 3rd African Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity “Pandemic Preparedness in Africa. Biosecurity and Infrastructure in the wake of the Ebola outbreak” Accra, Ghana – August 16-18, 2017, for the Science Communication & PLUS Faculty.
- “The construction of risk in a disease outbreak”, written by: Tom Rausch (2017). A presentation given at the 3rd African Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity “Pandemic Preparedness in Africa. Biosecurity and Infrastructure in the wake of the Ebola outbreak” Accra, Ghana – August 16-18, 2017, for the Science Communication & PLUS Faculty.
- “From Viral to Verbal: The Role of Journalism During a Disease Outbreak”, Workshop (2017). A presentation given at the 3rd African Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity “Pandemic Preparedness in Africa. Biosecurity and Infrastructure in the wake of the Ebola outbreak” Accra, Ghana – August 16-18, 2017, for the Science Communication & PLUS Faculty.
- “Leveraging the power of music to improve science education”, published in the International Journal of Science Education, and written by: Gregory J. Crowther, Tom McFadden, Jean S. Fleming & Katie Davis (2016).
- “Using phenomenography to build an understanding of how university people conceptualise their community-engaged activities”, published in the journal Higher Education Research & Development, and written by: Kim Brown, Kerry Shephard, David Warren, Gala Hesson & Jean S. Fleming (2016).
- “Before CSI: Making the Case for a Novel Portrayal of Forensic Science”, published in the International Journal of Science in Society, and written by: Vanda Symon, Susan Heydon, Natalie J. Medlicott, Jules Kieser, & Jean S. Fleming (2015).
- The ‘Science & You’ Conference was held from the 3-5 June 2015, in Nancy, France, with the theme ‘Create the future’. Dr. Rasekoala attended the Conference as a Keynote Speaker and delivered a presentation entitled ‘Science Communication in a Post-2015 World: the nexus of Trans-national, Multi-disciplinary and Socio-cultural contexts’. This paper has been published in Chapter 4, in the Book ‘Science Communication Today – 2015: Current Strategies and means of action’. Further information on the book can be found at: http://www.lcdpu.fr/livre/?GCOI=27000100582130
- “Using Automata to Teach Science Concepts in Technology Education”, published in the International Journal of Science in Society, and written by: Sue Odlin & Jean S. Fleming(2014).
