The ScienceFlows group has presented its research on disinformation and science communication policies at two international conferences: the International Public Communication of Science and...[Read more]

The Experimenta Fair-Contest, organised by the Faculty of Physics of the University of Valencia, held its 20th edition on Sunday 13th April at the Science Museum of Valencia. The 66 projects proposed...[Read more]

We share our latest publication in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, conducted by researchers Paula von Polheim and Dr. Carolina Moreno Castro, Full Professor of...[Read more]

We close 2024 with a bittersweet feeling. On one hand, with great enthusiasm after a year of intense scientific, teaching, and disseminating activity, but on the other, with the sadness of the...[Read more]

The main goal of this study is to compare public perceptions in both countries on key issues related to climate change at a time when extreme weather events are severely impacting our regions.[Read more]

On December 2 and 3, the Faculty of Philology, Translation, and Communication at the University of Valencia will host the international conference EUROSCICOMM 2024, which will examine the role of...[Read more]

On September 30, the European consortium COALESCE, came together for a working meeting in Barcelona. This event marked the beginning of our collaborative work for the national and regional nodes[Read more]

Participate in aClimate Change Perception study[Read more]

The meeting was held in Pamplona on May 23rd and 24th, 2024[Read more]

Previous research shows that people’s science education experiences vary greatly depending on their circumstances.[Read more]

Last March 11th, the FIT FORTHEM project work team met with Carlos Hermenegildo Caudevilla, vice-rector for Research at the University of Valencia (UV), to present the book “FIT FORTHEM....[Read more]

Coordinated and edited by Carolina Moreno-Castro, Aneta Krzewińska and Małgorzata Dzimińska, the book titled “How citizens view science communication. Pathways to knowledge” collects some data...[Read more]