Linguagens e vozes para uma ciência acessível
A investigadora Joana Cabral Oliveira e o investigador Miguel Ferreira do Societies and Environmental Sustainability Research Line, Centre for Functional Ecology - Science for People & the Planet e Laboratório Associado Terra da Universidade de Coimbra, e da sua extensão na Universidade Aberta de Portugal, participaram no 12º Congresso de Comunicação de Ciência e Tecnologia de Portugal da Rede SciComPt, realizado em Braga de 8 a 10 de maio. Durante o evento, apresentaram e dinamizaram várias sessões, abordando temas como o trabalho com as escolas, comunicação inclusiva nas redes sociais, além de podcasts e vídeos de ciência. Marcou também presença neste evento o investigador do Centre for Functional Ecology - Science for People & the Planet, António Gouveia. Com o mote "Linguagens e vozes para uma ciência acessível", o congresso reuniu especialistas e entusiastas da comunicação científica, promovendo discussões sobre como tornar a ciência mais acessível a todos e todas.
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Researchers Joana Cabral Oliveira and Miguel Ferreira from Societies and Environmental Sustainability Research Line, Centre for Functional Ecology - Science for People & the Planet, and the Associate Laboratory TERRA of the University of Coimbra, and its extension at the Open University of Portugal, participated in the 12th Science and Technology Communication Congress of Portugal organized by the SciComPt Network, held in Braga from May 8 to 10. During the event, they presented and facilitated various sessions, addressing topics such as working with schools, inclusive communication on social networks, as well as science podcasts and videos. Also present at this event was António Gouveia, a researcher from the Centre for Functional Ecology - Science for People & the Planet. With the theme "Languages and Voices for Accessible Science," the congress brought together experts and enthusiasts of scientific communication, promoting discussions on how to make science accessible to everyone.
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