past events sissa

With Sarah R. Davies , Professor of Technosciences, Materiality, & Digital Cultures - Department of Science and Technology Studies - University of ViennaRoom 003 SISSA - Friday, 29 May, 9:00Join us for a conversation on the many dimensions of science communication.In this talk, Sarah Davies reflects

The conference will feature over 40 sessions addressing some of the most pressing issues in contemporary science communication. The programme involves around 125 speakers, offering a rich and multifaceted view of the current priorities, challenges and transformations in the field. The event is organ

In the session, we will explore stories and experiences from both a national and international perspective to understand what is happening in the media environment.  This is the third event of the initiative Future Visions on Science Communication.

What has so far been used for military, intelligence, and research purposes can now offer unprecedented opportunities for those seeking to practice journalism based on investigation and data analysis through this original approach. This is the second event of the initiative Future Visions on Science

From medicine to physics, the session will explore the lights and shadows of scientific publishing, offering perspectives and solutions. This is the first event of the initiative Future Visions on Science Communications 2024.