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Science and its Publics Lecture Series Part 1:=20
Science and Media: Lost in Translation
A moderated panel discussion exploring media translation of science knowled=
ge to the publics
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Tuesday=2C November 9th=2C 2010 at 7:00 pm
Alumni Hall=2C
University of King=92s College
6350 Coburg Road=2C Halifax
LIVE STREAM HERE (Please revisit on Nov. 9th)
Video recorded
Recorded for CBC Radio's Maritime Noon=20
=20
Renowned science broadcaster Jay Ingram headlines the Atlantic launch of Th=
e Science Media Centre of Canada (SMCC). Ingram=2C who is a member of the =
Order of Canada for his lifetime service and contribution to the communicat=
ion of science=2C will be joined by a panel of experts in a discussion abou=
t the translation of science in the public sphere. The event aims to stimul=
ate the conversation about how=2C what=2C when and where we receive and und=
erstand knowledge of science.
This presentation is also the launch of a multi-part national series on Sci=
ence and its Publics created by the Situating Science Knowledge Cluster=2C =
(www.situsci.ca) and the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs=2C (w=
ww.ccepa.ca).
The panel:
Jay Ingram=2C host of Discovery Channel Canada=92s Daily Planet=2C author a=
nd science broadcaster
Dr. David Secko=2C Department of Journalism=2C Concordia University
Dr. Mary-Ann White=2C University Research Professor=2C Chemistry and Physic=
s=2C Dalhousie University
Pauline Dakin=2C award-winning CBC National Health and Medical Reporter=20
The Science Media Centre of Canada is an independent=2C not-for-profit orga=
nization that exists to raise the level of public discourse on science in C=
anada by helping journalists access the experts and evidence-based research=
they need to cover science in the news.(www.sciencemediacentre.ca).
Free admission with a reception to follow.
This event is supported by the generosity of Genome Atlantic=3B Nova Scotia=
Health Research Foundation=2C Halifax Global Inc.=3B novaknowledge=3B Quan=
tum Communications=3B Dalhousie University=3B and the School of Journalism=
=2C University of King's College. =
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<P align=3Dcenter><STRONG><EM>Science and its Publics Lecture Series Part 1=
: </EM></STRONG></P>
<P align=3Dcenter><STRONG><EM>Science and Media: Lost in Translation</EM></=
STRONG></P>
<DIV><STRONG>A moderated panel discussion exploring media translation of sc=
ience knowledge to the publics</STRONG></DIV>
<DIV> =3B</DIV>
<DIV><STRONG>Tuesday=2C November 9<SUP>th</SUP>=2C 2010 at 7:00 pm</STRONG>=
</DIV>
<DIV>Alumni Hall=2C</DIV>
<DIV>University of King=92s College</DIV>
<DIV>6350 Coburg Road=2C Halifax</DIV>
<DIV><A href=3D"http://livestre.am/pK9v"><STRONG>LIVE STREAM HERE (Please r=
evisit on Nov. 9th)</STRONG></A></DIV>
<DIV>Video recorded</DIV>
<DIV><A href=3D"http://www.cbc.ca/maritimenoon/"><STRONG>Recorded for CBC R=
adio's Maritime Noon </STRONG></A></DIV>
 =3B<BR>
Renowned science broadcaster <STRONG>Jay Ingram</STRONG> headlines the Atla=
ntic launch of <STRONG><EM>The Science Media Centre of Canada</EM></STRONG>=
(SMCC). =3B Ingram=2C who is a member of the Order of Canada for his l=
ifetime service and contribution to the communication of science=2C will be=
joined by a panel of experts in a discussion about the translation of scie=
nce in the public sphere. The event aims to stimulate the conversation abou=
t how=2C what=2C when and where we receive and understand knowledge of scie=
nce.<BR>
This presentation is also the launch of a multi-part national series on <ST=
RONG>Science and its Publics</STRONG> created by the <STRONG>Situating Scie=
nce Knowledge Cluster=2C</STRONG> (<A href=3D"http://www.situsci.ca/">www.s=
itusci.ca</A>) and the <STRONG>Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs=
</STRONG>=2C (www.ccepa.ca).<BR>
<STRONG>The panel</STRONG>:<BR>
Jay Ingram=2C host of Discovery Channel Canada=92s Daily Planet=2C author a=
nd science broadcaster<BR>
Dr. David Secko=2C Department of Journalism=2C Concordia University<BR>
Dr. Mary-Ann White=2C University Research Professor=2C Chemistry and Physic=
s=2C Dalhousie University<BR>
Pauline Dakin=2C award-winning CBC National Health and Medical Reporter&nbs=
p=3B<BR>
<STRONG>The </STRONG><STRONG><EM>Science Media Centre of Canada </EM>is</ST=
RONG><STRONG> an independent=2C not-for-profit organization that exists to =
raise the level of public discourse on science in Canada by helping journal=
ists access the experts and</STRONG><STRONG> evidence-based research they n=
eed to cover science in the news.</STRONG>(<A href=3D"http://www.sciencemed=
iacentre.ca/">www.sciencemediacentre.ca</A>).<BR>
Free admission with a reception to follow.<BR>
This event is supported by the generosity of Genome Atlantic=3B Nova Scotia=
Health Research Foundation=2C Halifax Global Inc.=3B novaknowledge=3B Quan=
tum Communications=3B Dalhousie University=3B and the School of Journalism=
=2C University of King's College.<BR> </body>
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