Leeds / Paris / Berlin / Cambridge / Copenhagen / Lyon / /
Company
The Wellcome Trust / SciDev.net / Steno / Harvard University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Netherlands / Italy / New Zealand / Poland / Egypt / Turkey / France / Japan / Austria / United States / Uganda / Brazil / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / China / India / Denmark / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
Café Scientifique Organizers’ Conference / Cafe Scientifique / Centre National / Café Scientifiques / Science Café / Cafe Scientifique Organisers' Conference / Danish Museum / Steno Museum / Café Scientifique / /
IndustryTerm
technology studies / transportation / biotechnology / combines available media framings / biomedical applications / reproductive and therapeutic applications / technology assessment / energy / participatory technology assessment / food production / technology table / mass media / telecommunications / /
Organization
Centre National / Harvard University / Organization of Involuntarily Childless Couples / Danish Parliament / Danish Council of Ethics / international science café movement / Federal Government / European Commission / British Council / Ministry of Science / European Union / National Center for Scientific Research / Copenhagen School / /
Person
Richard Dawkins / Kristian H. Nielsen / David Dickson / Bruno Latour / Duncan Dallas / Gert Balling / Nathaly Mermet / Emmanuelle Schuler / /
Position
translation model of science communication / fertility physician / speaker / politician / deficit model of public attitudes / scientist / science journalist / science writer / model of public communication / infertility researcher / representative / general public concern / good speaker / /
Science cafés in cultural settings: A translation model and a case study from Denmark Kristian H. Nielsen and Gert Balling, Videnskabscaféen 1. Introduction There is a growing interest in the scope and meaning of publi