The two reports examine the landscape of European science communication today, and chart the current opportunities for science communication education and training across Europe. …
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JECT.AI – Supporting Journalists Writing about Science
As part of the QUEST project we have developed an AI-powered tool that helps journalists report about science more effectively, while leaving them in control of the writing process. You can explore some of the tool’s features. …
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In science communication, don’t keep your distance (once the isolation is over)
We are at a moment in time when – more than ever – quality science communication is a matter of saving lives. The coronavirus situation calls for scientific experts who can explain complex and uncertain topics to both policy-makers and the general public. …
Scientific dissemination: a quest for strategy beyond the buzzword
Our interview with Franck Wastin, Head of “Knowledge for Nuclear Safety, Security and Safeguards” unit at the Joint Research Centre (JRC), provides insights into how complex scientific topics can be communicated effectively within the academic community and to the public at large. …
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The latest QUEST newsletter is out!
Our latest newsletter features an update about the first year of the project, how we use co-creation workshops to examine how quality in science communication can be measured, our recent articles on European science communication landscape, journalism, and education, and much more. …
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QUEST: First year in review
As QUEST reaches its midpoint, it is a perfect opportunity to review our activities and achievements during the first year of the project, as well as detailing what our plans are for the remaining 12 months. …
