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Meaningful exchanges by integrating geo-techno-social expertiseThe international symposium "Change the Climate – Change the Dialogue" held on 25 October 2024 at the University of Twente, brought together media professionals, scientists, communication specialists, engineers, social scientists, students, policymakers, artists and industry representatives to explore holistic geo-techno-social approaches for climate solutions. Through knowledge sharing and innovative communication strategies, the event fostered collaboration across disciplines and sectors.Read more
Contributing to media performances and organising a science-art festivalAfter a successful first meeting, our next meeting will be on Tuesday 6 May, from 12:30 – 13:30 hours. We invite researchers in all stages of their career to join the Science Communication Club. The meeting will take place in room Connect in the DesignLab. Two new examples of science communication practice will be presented. In the discussion we will deepen insights from science communication theory. You’re more than welcome. Registration beforehand is not necessary. PhD students can earn a certificate of 0.5 EC by attending 5 meetings and presenting their own example.Read more
Meaningful exchanges by integrating geo-techno-social expertise
Contributing to media performances and organising a science-art festival
UT Science Communication Club
Let's Talk About Impact #4
Change the climate – change the dialogue symposium
Heather Handley wins international award for geoscience communication
BMS-UT researchers study socio-technical aspects of hydrogen
Researchers’ changing roles in practice and theory: reporting from a mini-symposium
Research Honours programme's Apotheosis
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