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Featuring Katie Murphy and Scottie Rowell

This video presents the #TalkingScience campaign and showcases Science Europe Member Organisations’ initiatives in the area of public engagement, with a focus on research ethics and integrity. These initiatives are divided into three categories: 1. Communicating to a broader audience 2. Public participation in research 3. Interaction with decision makers Together, the initiatives cover a wide range of issues: citizen science projects, a framework for science communication courses in higher education, patient and public involvement in clinical research proposals, national awards for science communication, a guide on citizen science, and much more. The campaign aims to value what our members do and show the breadth of member-led initiatives in public engagement. It also contributes to closing the gap between science and society. We invite you to explore the initiatives on the Science Europe website at https://scieur.org/talking-science-ethics.

In 2023, Science Europe continues working with its Member Organisations to reinforce the collective capacity to communicate research more effectively and to enhance the communication of science to society. Science Communication emerged as a new priority area in itself in the framework of Science Europe’s Strategy Plan 2021–2026. 

This video presents the #TalkingScience campaign and showcases Science Europe Member Organisations’ initiatives in the area of public engagement, with a focus on research ethics and integrity. These initiatives are divided into three categories: 1. Communicating to a broader audience 2. Public participation in research 3. Interaction with decision makers Together, the initiatives cover a wide range of issues: citizen science projects, a framework for science communication courses in higher education, patient and public involvement in clinical research proposals, national awards for science communication, a guide on citizen science, and much more. The campaign aims to value what our members do and show the breadth of member-led initiatives in public engagement. It also contributes to closing the gap between science and society. We invite you to explore the initiatives on the Science Europe website at https://scieur.org/talking-science-ethics.

This video presents the #TalkingScience campaign and showcases Science Europe Member Organisations’ initiatives in the area of public engagement, with a focus on research ethics and integrity. These initiatives are divided into three categories: 1. Communicating to a broader audience 2. Public participation in research 3. Interaction with decision makers Together, the initiatives cover a wide range of issues: citizen science projects, a framework for science communication courses in higher education, patient and public involvement in clinical research proposals, national awards for science communication, a guide on citizen science, and much more. The campaign aims to value what our members do and show the breadth of member-led initiatives in public engagement. It also contributes to closing the gap between science and society. We invite you to explore the initiatives on the Science Europe website at https://scieur.org/talking-science-ethics.

In 2023, Science Europe continues working with its Member Organisations to reinforce the collective capacity to communicate research more effectively and to enhance the communication of science to society. Science Communication emerged as a new priority area in itself in the framework of Science Europe’s Strategy Plan 2021–2026. 

This video presents the #TalkingScience campaign and showcases Science Europe Member Organisations’ initiatives in the area of public engagement, with a focus on research ethics and integrity. These initiatives are divided into three categories: 1. Communicating to a broader audience 2. Public participation in research 3. Interaction with decision makers Together, the initiatives cover a wide range of issues: citizen science projects, a framework for science communication courses in higher education, patient and public involvement in clinical research proposals, national awards for science communication, a guide on citizen science, and much more. The campaign aims to value what our members do and show the breadth of member-led initiatives in public engagement. It also contributes to closing the gap between science and society. We invite you to explore the initiatives on the Science Europe website at https://scieur.org/talking-science-ethics.

This video presents the #TalkingScience campaign and showcases Science Europe Member Organisations’ initiatives in the area of public engagement, with a focus on research ethics and integrity. These initiatives are divided into three categories: 1. Communicating to a broader audience 2. Public participation in research 3. Interaction with decision makers Together, the initiatives cover a wide range of issues: citizen science projects, a framework for science communication courses in higher education, patient and public involvement in clinical research proposals, national awards for science communication, a guide on citizen science, and much more. The campaign aims to value what our members do and show the breadth of member-led initiatives in public engagement. It also contributes to closing the gap between science and society. We invite you to explore the initiatives on the Science Europe website at https://scieur.org/talking-science-ethics.

Joint reception held by Science Europe and the Estonian Research Council (ETAG) at the Estonian embassy on 26 January 2023. © Science Europe/Dani Oshi

On the occasion of the 2022 High Level Workshop, Science Europe and its Working Group on Communication are organising a campaign to showcase Member Organisations’ initiatives in the area of public engagement, with a focus on research ethics and integrity.