Protistological science dissemination
Authors: Buonanno, F., Dolan, J.R., Esteban, G.F., Hines, H.N., Kamra, K., Kosakyan, A., Miceli, C., Samaritani, E., Vannini, C. and Warren, A.
Journal: European Journal of Protistology
Volume: 76
eISSN: 1618-0429
ISSN: 0932-4739
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejop.2020.125729
Abstract:It is rare to meet protistologists who are not passionate about their study subject. The vast majority of people, however, never get the chance to hear about the work of these researchers. Although every researcher working on protists is likely to be aware of this situation, efforts made and tools employed for dissemination of knowledge are rarely documented. Following a proposal by the Italian Society of Protistology, a workshop at the 2019 VIII European Congress of Protistology in Rome, Italy, was dedicated to protistological knowledge dissemination. Through the many interventions, we discovered the diversity of efforts to reveal the protistan world to the general public, including museum exhibitions and activities, public understanding of science events, citizen science projects, specific book publications, the use of protists in teaching at all levels from primary school children to university undergraduate students, and to a global audience via social media. The participation of the workshop delegates in the discussions indicated that presentations on the wonderful world of protists to the public not only increase the visibility and accessibility of protistology research but are also very important for the scientific community. Here we report on some of the key aspects of the presentations given in the dissemination workshop.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/34260/
Source: Scopus
Protistological science dissemination.
Authors: Buonanno, F., Dolan, J.R., Esteban, G.F., Hines, H.N., Kamra, K., Kosakyan, A., Miceli, C., Samaritani, E., Vannini, C. and Warren, A.
Journal: Eur J Protistol
Volume: 76
Pages: 125729
eISSN: 1618-0429
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejop.2020.125729
Abstract:It is rare to meet protistologists who are not passionate about their study subject. The vast majority of people, however, never get the chance to hear about the work of these researchers. Although every researcher working on protists is likely to be aware of this situation, efforts made and tools employed for dissemination of knowledge are rarely documented. Following a proposal by the Italian Society of Protistology, a workshop at the 2019 VIII European Congress of Protistology in Rome, Italy, was dedicated to protistological knowledge dissemination. Through the many interventions, we discovered the diversity of efforts to reveal the protistan world to the general public, including museum exhibitions and activities, public understanding of science events, citizen science projects, specific book publications, the use of protists in teaching at all levels from primary school children to university undergraduate students, and to a global audience via social media. The participation of the workshop delegates in the discussions indicated that presentations on the wonderful world of protists to the public not only increase the visibility and accessibility of protistology research but are also very important for the scientific community. Here we report on some of the key aspects of the presentations given in the dissemination workshop.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/34260/
Source: PubMed
Protistological science dissemination
Authors: Buonanno, F., Dolan, J.R., Esteban, G.F., Hines, H.N., Kamra, K., Kosakyan, A., Miceli, C., Samaritani, E., Vannini, C. and Warren, A.
Journal: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PROTISTOLOGY
Volume: 76
eISSN: 1618-0429
ISSN: 0932-4739
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejop.2020.125729
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/34260/
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Protistological Science Dissemination
Authors: Buonanno, F., Dolan, J.R., Esteban, G., Hines, H.N., Kamra, K., Kosaky, A., Miceli, C., Samaritani, E., Vannini, C. and Warren, A.
Journal: European journal of protistology
Publisher: Elsevier
ISSN: 0932-4739
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejop.2020.125729
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/34260/
Source: Manual
Protistological science dissemination.
Authors: Buonanno, F., Dolan, J.R., Esteban, G.F., Hines, H.N., Kamra, K., Kosakyan, A., Miceli, C., Samaritani, E., Vannini, C. and Warren, A.
Journal: European journal of protistology
Volume: 76
Pages: 125729
eISSN: 1618-0429
ISSN: 0932-4739
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejop.2020.125729
Abstract:It is rare to meet protistologists who are not passionate about their study subject. The vast majority of people, however, never get the chance to hear about the work of these researchers. Although every researcher working on protists is likely to be aware of this situation, efforts made and tools employed for dissemination of knowledge are rarely documented. Following a proposal by the Italian Society of Protistology, a workshop at the 2019 VIII European Congress of Protistology in Rome, Italy, was dedicated to protistological knowledge dissemination. Through the many interventions, we discovered the diversity of efforts to reveal the protistan world to the general public, including museum exhibitions and activities, public understanding of science events, citizen science projects, specific book publications, the use of protists in teaching at all levels from primary school children to university undergraduate students, and to a global audience via social media. The participation of the workshop delegates in the discussions indicated that presentations on the wonderful world of protists to the public not only increase the visibility and accessibility of protistology research but are also very important for the scientific community. Here we report on some of the key aspects of the presentations given in the dissemination workshop.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/34260/
Source: Europe PubMed Central
Protistological Science Dissemination
Authors: Buonanno, F., Dolan, J.R., Esteban, G., Hine, H.N., Kamra, K., Kosakyan, A., Miceli, C., Samaritan, E., Vannini, C. and Warren, A.
Journal: European Journal of Protistology
Volume: 76
Issue: October
ISSN: 0932-4739
Abstract:It is rare to meet protistologists who are not passionate about their study subject. The vast majority of people, however, never get the chance to hear about the work of these researchers. Although every researcher working on protists is likely to be aware of this situation, efforts made and tools employed for dissemination of knowledge are rarely documented. Following a proposal by the Italian Society of Protistology, a workshop at the 2019 VIII European Congress of Protistology in Rome, Italy, was dedicated to protistological knowledge dissemination. Through the many interventions, we discovered the diversity of efforts to reveal the protistan world to the general public, including museum exhibitions and activities, public understanding of science events, citizen science projects, specific book publications, the use of protists in teaching at all levels from primary school children to university undergraduate students, and to a global audience via social media. The participation of the workshop delegates in the discussions indicated that presentations on the wonderful world of protists to the public not only increase the visibility and accessibility of protistology research but are also very important for the scientific community. Here we report on some of the key aspects of the presentations given in the dissemination workshop.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/34260/
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