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International Advanced Course - Public Communication & Applied Ethics of Nanotechnology


   




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Short description :

This is an one-week, intensive training course for nanotechnology researchers on public communication and the ethical implications of nanotechnology. The course consists of an alternating programme of expert lectures, case studies, media training, role play, group discussions and debate.

Long description :

This is an one-week, intensive training course for nanotechnology researchers on public communication and the ethical implications of nanotechnology. The course consists of an alternating programme of expert lectures, case studies, media training, role play, group discussions and debate.

Course participants will acquire:
• knowledge of the relevant ethical, legal and social aspects of nanotechnology
• skills to communicate effectively with the media and the public
• understanding of issues involved in the public acceptance of nanotechnology

This course is organised by Nanobio-RAISE, a European Co-ordination Action bringing together nanotechnologists, ethicists and communication specialists with the aim of anticipating the societal and ethical issues likely to arise as nanotechnologies develop

Event precise location and contact information:

St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, UK

Contact: Susanne Sleenhoff
email: info@nanobio-raise.org

Event web Url : http://www.nanobio-raise.org/

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