Unlike medical research directly relevant to people’s life quality, communicating basic #Drosophila research is far more challenging. In this #Dros21 presentation, Andreas Prokop shares how to conquer some of the challenges to improve engagement. https://t.co/yJdFk3DEXh @Poppi62 https://t.co/UddgscYf3J
The Manchester Fly Facility: Implementing an objective-driven long-term science communication initiative.
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Apr 2021 – May 2021Where it's discussed
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Discussions highlight the difficulty of communicating basic research to the public and mention strategies to improve engagement, as seen in comments about Andreas Prokop’s presentation on overcoming challenges. The tone is analytical and slightly optimistic, emphasizing the importance of science communication despite obstacles.
The posts acknowledge the challenges and importance of communicating basic research like Drosophila studies, showing mixed levels of agreement with the publication's approach.
Participants demonstrate a moderate interest in science communication strategies, especially highlighted by discussions about overcoming engagement challenges.
Posts reference specific efforts and strategies from the article and presentation, indicating a meaningful level of engagement.
Although participants recognize the importance, there is limited discussion on the broader impact of the initiative, leading to a neutral impact score.
Abstract in brief
- The Manchester Fly Facility is implementing a long-term, goal-focused science communication program to raise public awareness about Drosophila research, despite limited budgets and time constraints faced by scientists.
- The initiative is designed around a vision of creating a network of engaged communities including students, the general public, and fellow scientists, to increase the reach and impact of science communication efforts over time.
- Their multifaceted approach includes educational resources, public outreach events, online content, and professional dissemination strategies, all aimed at gradually building a sustainable and impactful science communication ecosystem.
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RT @GeneticsGSA: Unlike medical research directly relevant to people’s life quality, communicating basic #Drosophila research is far more c…
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Implementing Long-Term, Objective-Driven Science Communication Initiatives
Presentation by Andreas Prokop from the University of Manchester discusses the Manchester Fly Facility's objective-driven, long-term approach to science communication, emphasizing its role in raising awareness about the…
RT @GeneticsGSA: Unlike medical research directly relevant to people’s life quality, communicating basic #Drosophila research is far more c…
RT @GeneticsGSA: Unlike medical research directly relevant to people’s life quality, communicating basic #Drosophila research is far more c…
RT @GeneticsGSA: Unlike medical research directly relevant to people’s life quality, communicating basic #Drosophila research is far more c…
RT @GeneticsGSA: Unlike medical research directly relevant to people’s life quality, communicating basic #Drosophila research is far more c…
Unlike medical research directly relevant to people’s life quality, communicating basic #Drosophila research is far more challenging. In this #Dros21 presentation, Andreas Prokop shares how to conquer some of the challenges to improve engagement. https://t.co/yJdFk3DEXh @Poppi62 https://t.co/UddgscYf3J