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- MSCL Colloquium: Dr Mascha Gugganig
We would like to invite you to our colloquium, “Opening up Indoor Vertical Farming – How (not) to Communicate a Novel Food Production System,” on March 26th at 13:00 (German time). Dr. Gugganig will discuss how proponents of indoor vertical farming like to herald it as a precise and efficient (urban) food production system that… Read more: MSCL Colloquium: Dr Mascha Gugganig - Venice International University Spring School
Equipping Researchers with Skills, Strategies and Confidence for Science Communication The Spring School will take place from March 18th to March 22nd, 2024 and the program is now available. We are proud to share that three members of the Munich Science Communication Lab (MSCL) are part of the faculty: Lars… Read more: Venice International University Spring School - Evaluation in Science Communication6. and 7. March 2024 The Munich Science Communication Lab (MSCL) and the Impact Unit invite you to the joint conference “Evaluation in Science Communication” at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich. The conference will present and discuss current developments, challenges, and future perspectives of evaluations in science communication and will bring… Read more: Evaluation in Science Communication
- MSCL Colloquium Dr. Helen FischerWe would like to invite you to our colloquium, “Objective and Subjective Knowledge: “Feeling the truth” and its Importance for Science Communication,” on February 20th at 13:00 (German time). In this talk, Dr. Helen Fischer will discuss the relevance of objective and subjective knowledge (“Feeling the truth”) for attitudes towards controversial and politicized science such as… Read more: MSCL Colloquium Dr. Helen Fischer
- MSCL Colloquium: Gregg MitmanWe would like to invite you to our colloquium, “Ebola in a Stew of Fear” on November 7th at 13:00 (CET). This talk explores a range of moral tales put forth to account for the origin and spread of the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak in West Africa. Conservation biologists seized upon Ebola’s emergence and the associated… Read more: MSCL Colloquium: Gregg Mitman
- Science Popularization in a Polarized Society: How Scientists in the Field of Climate Change Communicate Science and Deal with Potential Negative FeedbackDr. Josephine Schmitt und Dr. Sabine Reich, 2023 Poster presentation at the 13th Conference of the Media Psychology Division (DGPs) in Luxembourg.