Category Archives: Cost

Prof Sten Llongstrom of Universeum on Science communication, small pots of money and networks.

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Nick Booth

Professor Sten Llongstrom is the Scientific Director of the Universeum AB in Sweden, one of three major Science Centres represented in CASC. Sten has been involved throughout the 22 months os the Science and Cities programme. Here he talks about … Continue reading →

Posted in Cost, Final Conference, Innovative ways of engaging people in science, Low Cost, Science online | Tagged European Union science policy, policy recommendations, public engagement, science communication, Sweden | Leave a comment

Thinktank Planetarium, Facebook and how to inspire people

Posted on January 27, 2011 by zeeshaan dinally

Welcome to the Thinktank Planetarium Facebook page! Here at the planetarium we have a pleasant task…how to make astronomy, science and fulldome (360-degree) video technology sexy? Our Facebook page attempts to achieve this, and promotes the work the planetarium team … Continue reading →

Posted in Children, Cost, Final Conference, High Cost, Innovative ways of engaging people in science, Public, Science online | Tagged facebook, online | Leave a comment

Changing behaviours – creating a better quality of life for the future

Posted on January 27, 2011 by Simon Harper

The group of delegates who were involved in the Changing Behaviours work package includes Tim Caulton from Thinktannk, Anett Ruszanov (ERRIN), Dana Bekker Vejborna (South Moravian Centre for International Mobility), Pauline Lachappelle (Universite de Lyon) and Vladislava Pospisilova (Academy of … Continue reading →

Posted in Children, Cost, Families, Final Conference, General Public, Innovative ways of engaging people in science, Public, Teenagers | Tagged changing behaviours, communicating science, democratising science and the public, public understanding of science, science in the media, sustainability and climate change, Thinktank | Leave a comment

Building exhibits in symbiosis with the public

Posted on October 8, 2010 by Admin