Consultes públiques sobre comunicació científicaUn enfocament des de la ciència ciutadana

  1. Ana Delicado
  2. Jussara Rowland
  3. Empar Vengut Climent
  4. Isabel Mendoza-Poudereux
  5. Edurne Gaston
Journal:
Mètode: Revista de difusió de la investigació

ISSN: 1133-3987

Year of publication: 2021

Issue Title: Ciència ciutadana: la societat entra en escena

Volume: 1

Issue: 108

Pages: 74-81

Type: Article

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Abstract

La ciència ciutadana forma part d’una tendència científica i social més àmplia que promou el diàleg bidireccional i la implicació dels científics i el públic a força d’involucrar la ciutadania en el procés d’investigació. Aquest article examina els esforços de CONCISE (un projecte internacional en el qual participen Espanya, Itàlia, Portugal, Polònia i Eslovàquia) per a comprendre, mitjançant consultes públiques, com adquireix i utilitza la informació científica la ciutadania. Les consultes, celebrades en 2019, van incloure prop de 500 persones. CONCISE intenta posar la participació de la ciutadania en el centre del procés d’investigació demanant-li suggeriments sobre com millorar la comunicació científica i implicant-la en el treball de divulgació.

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