Science For All Takes Many Hands

Daisy  MacGowan; Nicola Stanley-Wall; Amy Cameron; Ailsa Mackintosh; Erin Hardee; Ali Floyd

Science For All Takes Many Hands

Daisy MacGowan (Artist)
, Nicola Stanley-Wall (Contributing member)
, Amy Cameron (Contributing member)
, Ailsa Mackintosh (Contributing member)
, Erin Hardee (Contributing member)
, Ali Floyd (Contributing member)

Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products

118 Downloads (Pure)

Abstract

A common factor of many public engagement encounters is that they would not be possible without contributions from many people with diverse roles and skills. If we take the signature outreach event of the Division of Molecular Microbiology “Magnificent Microbes” as an example, there are 25 different groups of people involved to allow this long-standing public engagement event to achieve its goals.
Illustrator Daisy MacGowan created “Science For All Takes Many Hands” which highlights and celebrates the breadth of the contributions from across the University of Dundee and beyond. These roles come from estate and buildings, health and safety, finance, contracts, research finance, researchinnovation services, cleaning services, and many more. Look at the illustration to explore the roles in more depth. It is important that we all recognise that public engagement by researchers is the result of teamwork and the collective effort is what allows success.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Dundee
Media of output	Other
Publication status	Published - 2020

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Access to Document

Science For All Takes Many Hands. View first.
© Illustration copyright Daisy MacGowan 2020 CC BY-NC-ND.
Final published version, 691 KBLicence: CC BY-NC-ND
Science For All Takes Many Hands. KEY to images.
© Illustration copyright Daisy MacGowan 2020 CC BY-NC-ND.
Final published version, 1.03 MBLicence: CC BY-NC-ND

Magnificent Microbes 2020
Stanley-Wall, N. (Contributor), Hardee, E. (Organiser), Kalamara, M. (Presenter), Bamford, N. (Presenter), Hagan, M. (Member), Arnaouteli, S. (Member), Mansoor, S. (Member), Mol Avelar Tamaki, G. (Member), Rosazza, T. (Member), Zorzoli, A. (Member), Lucas, K. (Member), Mathers, K. (Member), Dorfmueller, H. (Member), Gudynaite, D. (Member), Wagstaff, B. (Member), Earl, C. (Member), Stonier, B. (Member), Coulthurst, S. (Member), Bergkessel, M. (Member) & Donnelly, H. (Member)
6 Mar 2020 → 7 Mar 2020
Activity: Other activity types › Public engagement and outreach - festival/exhibition

Cite this

@misc{88956d7aac1c4fcead61f1a9ad190580,

title = "Science For All Takes Many Hands",

abstract = "A common factor of many public engagement encounters is that they would not be possible without contributions from many people with diverse roles and skills. If we take the signature outreach event of the Division of Molecular Microbiology “Magnificent Microbes” as an example, there are 25 different groups of people involved to allow this long-standing public engagement event to achieve its goals. Illustrator Daisy MacGowan created “Science For All Takes Many Hands” which highlights and celebrates the breadth of the contributions from across the University of Dundee and beyond. These roles come from estate and buildings, health and safety, finance, contracts, research finance, researchinnovation services, cleaning services, and many more. Look at the illustration to explore the roles in more depth. It is important that we all recognise that public engagement by researchers is the result of teamwork and the collective effort is what allows success.",

author = "Daisy MacGowan and Nicola Stanley-Wall and Amy Cameron and Ailsa Mackintosh and Erin Hardee and Ali Floyd",

note = "If we should be contacted by a third party wishing to re-use Daisy's work, please put them in contact with Daisy McGowan. Website: www.daisymacgowanillustration.co.uk Email: [email protected] Phone: +447470464884 Instagram: @daisymacgowanillustration Location: Dundee, Scotland",

year = "2020",

language = "English",

publisher = "University of Dundee",

}

TY - ADVS

T1 - Science For All Takes Many Hands

A2 - MacGowan, Daisy

A2 - Stanley-Wall, Nicola

A2 - Cameron, Amy

A2 - Mackintosh, Ailsa

A2 - Hardee, Erin

A2 - Floyd, Ali

N1 - If we should be contacted by a third party wishing to re-use Daisy's work, please put them in contact with Daisy McGowan. Website: www.daisymacgowanillustration.co.uk Email: [email protected] Phone: +447470464884 Instagram: @daisymacgowanillustration Location: Dundee, Scotland

PY - 2020

Y1 - 2020

N2 - A common factor of many public engagement encounters is that they would not be possible without contributions from many people with diverse roles and skills. If we take the signature outreach event of the Division of Molecular Microbiology “Magnificent Microbes” as an example, there are 25 different groups of people involved to allow this long-standing public engagement event to achieve its goals. Illustrator Daisy MacGowan created “Science For All Takes Many Hands” which highlights and celebrates the breadth of the contributions from across the University of Dundee and beyond. These roles come from estate and buildings, health and safety, finance, contracts, research finance, researchinnovation services, cleaning services, and many more. Look at the illustration to explore the roles in more depth. It is important that we all recognise that public engagement by researchers is the result of teamwork and the collective effort is what allows success.

AB - A common factor of many public engagement encounters is that they would not be possible without contributions from many people with diverse roles and skills. If we take the signature outreach event of the Division of Molecular Microbiology “Magnificent Microbes” as an example, there are 25 different groups of people involved to allow this long-standing public engagement event to achieve its goals. Illustrator Daisy MacGowan created “Science For All Takes Many Hands” which highlights and celebrates the breadth of the contributions from across the University of Dundee and beyond. These roles come from estate and buildings, health and safety, finance, contracts, research finance, researchinnovation services, cleaning services, and many more. Look at the illustration to explore the roles in more depth. It is important that we all recognise that public engagement by researchers is the result of teamwork and the collective effort is what allows success.

M3 - Digital or Visual Products

PB - University of Dundee

ER -

Science For All Takes Many Hands

Abstract

UN SDGs

Access to Document

Fingerprint

Activities

Magnificent Microbes 2020

Cite this