Science, Trust and Public Engagement
Background
As part of a larger project on ‘Science, Trust and Public Engagement – exploring future pathways to good governance’, ‘Science and public trust’ has been established...
Aims and Objectives
This project aims to understand the relationship between public concerns and values towards science and technology and issues of governance.
Speicific aims of the project include:
- Synthesise public concerns and values on science and technology across a range of domain areas, the drivers that underpin and structure concerns
Delivered by
TNS-BMRB
TNS BMRB provides public policy research and insight to government and not-for-profit clients.
The Royal Society
The Science Policy Centre provides scientific advice to policy makers.
University of Durham
Professor Phil Macnaghten is participating in reviewing dialogue experience.
University of East Anglia
Dr Jason Chilvers is participating in reviewing dialogue experience.
University of Cardiff
Professor Tom Horlick-Jones is leading the evaluation of this work
Status Updates
- A meeting to discuss this work is to be held at the Royal Society on 9 February.