Posts tagged with ‘Institute for Science and Society’
Cross-university collaborations: building public value from research
The Institute for Science & Society are delighted to welcome Professor David Guston, Founding Director, School for the Future of Innovation in Society, Arizona State University to give a public lecture on ‘Cross-University Collaborations: Building Public Value from Research.’
Tags: Institute for Science and Society, ISS, public lecture, research
Public attitudes to chemistry in the UK
Chiara Ceci, Communications Executive at the Royal Society of Chemistry, discusses ‘Public attitudes to chemistry in the UK’. Part of the Institute for Science and Society Seminar Series.
Tags: Chemistry, Chiara Ceci, Communications, Institute for Science and Society, ISS, Royal Society of Chemistry, RSC, seminar series
Science, solution, paradigm: green chemistry at the nexus of innovation and policy
Join the Institute for Science and Society for the next in their seminar series. ‘Science, solution, paradigm: green chemistry at the nexus of innovation and policy’ will be presented by Dr Kira Matus, London School of Economics and Political Science.
Tags: Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Institute for Science and Society, ISS, Kira Matus, policy, science, seminar series
Machines of loving grace? Care, laboratory beagles and affective utopia
In this talk Dr Gregory Hollin, School of Sociology and Social Policy, and Dr Eva Giraud, Keele University, seek to complicate narratives about the ethical and epistemic importance of care in the production of scientific knowledge. Part of the Institute for Science and Society Seminar Series.
Tags: Eva Giraud, Gregory Hollin, Institute for Science and Society, ISS, Keele University, Sociology and Social Policy
Cartography and cultural revolution: maps, modernity and the New Soviet man
Dr Nick Baron, Department of History, presents ‘Cartography and cultural revolution: maps, modernity and the New Soviet man’. This talk will explore the role and meaning of cartography in early Soviet culture, with a particular focus on the Stalin period.
Tags: cartography, Department of History, history, Institute for Science and Society, ISS, New Soviet man, Nick Baron, soviet
Peer review in public: rise of the cyber-bullies?
As part of the Institute for Science and Society seminar series, Professor Philip Moriarty takes a look at the role of technology in peer review and the impact of cyber-bullying.
Tags: bullying, Institute for Science and Society, Philip Moriarty, public, School of Physics and Astronomy, social, social media
Why did the chicken cross the globe? Half a dozen egs of science, culture and engagement
Dr Naomi Sykes from the Department of Archaeology discusses science, culture and engagement on a global scale. Part of the Institute for Science and Society seminar series.
Tags: Department of Archaeology, Institute for Science and Society, ISS, science, University Park
Responsible Research and Innovation seminars
Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) is a bridge between science and society that aims to increase the public value of science.
Tags: Dr Ellen-Marie Forsberg, Dr Sarah Hartley, Dr Warren Pearce, Institute for Science and Society, research