2018 PCST Conference – Dunedin, New Zealand – Page 5

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PCST Network has co-operation agreements with the following international organisations:

EUSEA
European Science Engagement Association

IECA
International Environmental Communication Association

RedPOP
Latin American and Caribbean Network for the Popularisation of Science and Technology

Creating new heroes: Promoting CERN in the post-Higgs era

Investigation on research themes and the development trend of science communication through literature research on all published papers in PCST conference from 1989 to 2016

Context and challenges in engaging scientists in science communication: Case study from Thailand

Study of lifelong learning and civic science literacy of youth in Thailand

Heroes in science: Personal narratives and self-identities

Emerging trends and issues in citizen science

Science museum not yet, but 10 years communicating sciences in the same sense

How can citizen science support communities to expand their narrative: Seashore stories from New Zealand

When researchers, students and pupils communicate science with stop-motion animation movies

Coverage comparison of homeopathy and acupuncture stories in Spanish digital media

Recognising the importance of story scouting and crafting to maximise stakeholders engagement in the Great Barrier Reef

Frankenstein food? The legitimation processes of GM Food in the Netherlands

The comics as a tool to inform scientific concepts about glass in an interesting and playful way

Citizen science – A new knowledge politics?

Whose story is it anyway? Participatory approaches to science engagement

Where no one has gone before: A journey into the nano world

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