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Science Debate Archive
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Manchester Declaration On eHealth: More Training, Better Choices
Posted on 1st August 2016 | No CommentsMANCHESTER DECLARATION Balance – TRAINING – Choice E-Doctor Science Debate @ ESOF 2016 Organized by EUSJA & TELI These three words characterize the outcome of the ESOF Science Debate about […] -
Copenhagen Declaration
Posted on 28th June 2014 | No CommentsCOPENHAGEN DECLARATION Information Centers and Sound Data to Bridge the Gaps in Nano Technology Between Research, Industry and the Public Summary of Nano Science Debate@ESOF 2014 “Building Bridges” was the […] -
In praise of “incompetence”
Posted on 13th December 2013 | No CommentsThis is a title of the book written by Michel Claessens, a good friend of EUSJA for many years. Michel is currently Head of Communication for the ITER fusion […] -
Science Debates: Journalism or PR?
Posted on 23rd November 2013 | No CommentsWhen proposing science debates as tools, opportunities and even tasks for science journalists, a colleagues came up and said scoffingly: »It’s still only PR.« He was not wrong considering the […] -
Which are the next walls to fall?
Posted on 17th November 2013 | No CommentsBy Luca Tancredi Barone, ACCC freelance journalist (Spain, Catalan) This November 14 members of EUSJA were offered a grant to attend the Falling Walls Conference in Berlin – the international […] -
Roll-out Science Debate
Posted on 4th August 2013 | No CommentsAt ESOF 2010 Turin EUSJA introduced the Science Debate as a new method to make science more robust, promote citizens’ participation and create new jobs for science journalists. During this […] -
Dibattito Scienza: the Italian political candidates are being asked about science issues for the first time – by Fabio Turone
Posted on 16th January 2013 | No CommentsTen simple questions, on ten complex science-related issues: for the first time the six candidates willing to become the next Italian Prime Minister have been officially asked to declare their […] -
Beat The Crisis with Science Debates
Posted on 5th December 2012 | No CommentsThe Science Debate is on. The German Association of Science Writers TELI has launched a new platform of unique exchange at the Annual Reunion of Science Journalists “Wissenswerte” in Bremen. […]