The Science Communication Conference took place in London on 16 and 17 May 2013.
What happened at the 2013 Conference?
Read blog posts, tweets and more [1]from Conference speakers and delegates.
About the 2013 Conference:
Programme Structure
Three strands explore the topics that matter to you:
- Do it: These sessions were practical with an emphasis on sharing skills
- Discuss it: These sessions covered the hot topics in public engagement and provided an opportunity to discuss the important issues
- Discover it: These sessions highlighted excellent examples of public engagement and provided audiences with fresh ideas to apply to their own projects
Download the 2013 online programme [2].
Who spoke in 2013? Download the Speaker Information Booklet [3]
Find out more about the Conference by having a look at our frequently asked questions [4]. Have another question? Contact the science in society team [5]
If you're new to the Conference, have a look at the introduction to the Science Communication Conference [6].
Keep up to date with announcements about the conference, sign up for our Public Engagement Newsletter [5] for breaking news and important dates. Get a feel for the Conference by exploring content from the 2012 Conference [7]- read the report, view presentations, listen to the podcast and more!
For more Conference news and discussion, join our linkedIn discussion group [8], sign up to our Public Engagement Newsletter [9] for Conference news or follow us on Twitter @SciCommConf [10] and when talking about the Conference, please use #SciComm13.
Hear the 2012 Conference podcast:
Call for proposals
We welcome session proposals to help shape the programme, however the call for proposals [11] is now closed.
Meet the Conference team!
The Conference is run by the Science in Society team [12] at the British Science Association
Get in touch:
- Email the science in society team [5]
- Follow us on Twitter: @TheSiSTeam [13], @SciCommConf [14]
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Sign up [9] to our Public Engagement Newsletter to receive regular updates about public engagement opportunities and news from the British Science Association and beyond.