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1 JULY 2012 The European Commission: its support role in Science Communication Begoña Arano DG Research & Innovation © Source: Fotolia.com

2 European Commission as funder: science communication projects & related initiatives Research & Innovation projects © Source: Fotolia.com

3 Science communication (projects) Science in Society Programme FP7: ~ 20 projects Networks Science Museums, science events organisers & cities Bridging the gap between media & scientific community Science and the Arts © Source: Fotolia.com

4 Science communication (initiatives) Mobilisation and Mutual Learning New ways to do research on societal challenges: Key actors bring different perspectives Incorporate collective responses in research Innovation encompassing societal needs and concerns © Source: Shutterstock.com

5 Science communication (initiatives) EU Contest for Young Scientists (EUCYS) Since 1989 (>2200 participants; 564 prizes; 41 countries) EUCYS 2012: Bratislava

6 Science communication (initiatives) Researchers' Night 20062011 countries 2133 cities 92340 attendees 99.000789.860 budget 3M4M

7 Research & Innovation projects FP7:>19.000 projects with results Challenge: Harvest the results and communicate about them

8 Promoting the results of EU-funded projects Top priority as this encourages Openness Capitalising on Europes creative potential will have an essential impact on the public and policy makers New and strong output and impact-oriented focus vs. previous input-oriented logic

9 Promotion of research results: Commission's objectives disseminating the results, communicating the research results, ensuring the exploitation of the research results © Source: Fotolia.com

10 Promoting the results: The projects Produce excellent quality results data, Plan and perform outreach activities, Project's publications in open access, Communicate the project's results © Source: Fotolia.com

11 Promoting the results: The Commission Systematic collection and preservation of research results, Making results publicly available/ accessible

12 Showcase projects Success stories Events Audiovisual Media Coverage Publications Web/tablet apps

13 Political communication: initiatives Horizon 2020

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