Raising the standards of science communication in Forensic Science

Heather Doran (Lead / Corresponding author), Niamh Nic Daeid, Julie Burrill

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Abstract

This session will discuss the global importance and challenge of science communication in the context of forensic science. The communication of forensic science takes place both in and outside of the courtroom. It needs to engage specialist and non-specialist audiences simultaneously while being inclusive, open and upholding the values of the science. It is placed on the stand and under scrutiny in a court of law.

How can the public be engaged with developments in this area when the technology applied to forensic science moves forward so quickly? How can training in forensic science communication be integrated into careers for forensic scientists – what needs to be addressed? This session includes panel members from around the world who will share their perspectives of the particular challenges forensic science communication faces and potential interventions, including citizen science approaches. The panel will invite attendees to new ideas and thoughts about how we address whether these interventions are successful.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 12 Apr 2023
EventPublic Communication of Science and Technology Conference 2023 - Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Duration: 12 Apr 202314 Apr 2023
https://pcst2023.nl/

Conference

ConferencePublic Communication of Science and Technology Conference 2023
Abbreviated titlePCST 2023
Country/TerritoryNetherlands
CityRotterdam
Period12/04/2314/04/23
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