Building bridges between science and society for a better future. | Nadine Bongaerts | TEDxSaclay
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Effective science communication is crucial for societal change and technological advancements, as poor communication can lead to mistrust and dangerous consequences, such as the resurgence of polio in Europe due to vaccine refusal. Collaboration and communication across disciplines are essential for successful innovation, highlighting the importance of scientists developing communication skills to engage with the public for constructive dialogues.
Insights
- Effective science communication is crucial for societal acceptance of technology and innovation, as poor communication can lead to mistrust and dangerous consequences, such as the resurgence of polio in Europe due to vaccine refusal.
- Collaboration and communication across diverse groups are key for successful innovation, emphasizing the importance of scientists developing communication skills to engage with the public and facilitate constructive dialogues for societal progress.
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Recent questions
Why is science important for society?
Science drives technological advancements and societal change.
How does poor science communication affect society?
Poor science communication can lead to mistrust and dangerous consequences.
What caused the polio resurgence in Europe?
The polio resurgence in Europe was caused by vaccine refusal.
Why is collaboration important for innovation?
Collaboration across disciplines, cultures, and generations is essential for successful innovation.
How can scientists engage with the public effectively?
Scientists can engage with the public by developing science communication skills.
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