Raquel ribeiro scicom2013

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This document discusses a joint project between CIBIO research center and Serralves Foundation to promote scientific literacy about biodiversity through various communication projects within Serralves Park's 18 hectares of formal gardens, rural areas, and natural spaces. The project brings together over 130 researchers and 100 students to engage the public through activities like "Há vida no Parque", "Café com Ciência", seminars, documentary films, and a citizen science web project to communicate genetics, ecology, and landscape architecture subjects to different audiences.

Raquel Ribeiro | Joana Mexia de Almeida | Pedro Nogueira | SofiaViegas
SERRALVES 360º | l a n d s c a p e a n d b i o d i v e r s i t y
making science a walk in the park

• 17 research groups
• > 130 PhD members
• > 100 students (PhD/MSc)
• 200 international journal articles (2012)
CIBIO – Research Center in Biodiversity and Genetic Resources | University of Porto

Serralves Foundation
contemporary art: national and international reference
a place where a regular person feels at home with contemporary culture

http://bio-diver-city.fc.up.pt/
key element of the green structure of Porto
landmark in landscape architecture  new era in Portugal

18 hectares join formal gardens with rural areas and more naturalized areas

objective:
“Conception and implementation of PROJECTS OF SCIENCE
COMMUNICATION within BIODIVERSITY subjects (genetics, ecology,
landscape architecture,…) targeting different audiences”
promote SCIENTIFIC LITERACY

©Albano Soares
Pedro Nogueira
SofiaViegas
INDIGENOUS BREEDSLANDSCAPE
WILDLIFE FAUNAFLORA
Joana Mexia de Almeida
Raquel Ribeiro

Engaging the scientists
• “Há vida no Parque”
• “Café com Ciência”
• seminars and courses

• “Biodiversidade na web” project – citizen
science based project
• thematic events
• documentary films
Engaging the scientists

Engaging the scientists
• researchers collaborate with their free time and driven by
the emotional link to their work/ work subject and /or sense
of duty to give back to the society
• science communication activities should be, somehow,
rewarded in the scientific carrier

Thank you!
Obrigada!
raquel.ribeiro@cibio.up.pt

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Raquel ribeiro scicom2013

1. Raquel Ribeiro | Joana Mexia de Almeida | Pedro Nogueira | SofiaViegas SERRALVES 360º | l a n d s c a p e a n d b i o d i v e r s i t y making science a walk in the park

2. Joint project Sponsorship:

3. • 17 research groups • > 130 PhD members • > 100 students (PhD/MSc) • 200 international journal articles (2012) CIBIO – Research Center in Biodiversity and Genetic Resources | University of Porto

4. Serralves Foundation contemporary art: national and international reference a place where a regular person feels at home with contemporary culture

5. Serralves in numbers

6. http://bio-diver-city.fc.up.pt/ key element of the green structure of Porto landmark in landscape architecture  new era in Portugal

7. 18 hectares join formal gardens with rural areas and more naturalized areas

8. objective: “Conception and implementation of PROJECTS OF SCIENCE COMMUNICATION within BIODIVERSITY subjects (genetics, ecology, landscape architecture,…) targeting different audiences” promote SCIENTIFIC LITERACY

9. ©Albano Soares Pedro Nogueira SofiaViegas INDIGENOUS BREEDSLANDSCAPE WILDLIFE FAUNAFLORA Joana Mexia de Almeida Raquel Ribeiro

10. Engaging the scientists • “Há vida no Parque” • “Café com Ciência” • seminars and courses

11. • “Biodiversidade na web” project – citizen science based project • thematic events • documentary films Engaging the scientists

12. Engaging the scientists • researchers collaborate with their free time and driven by the emotional link to their work/ work subject and /or sense of duty to give back to the society • science communication activities should be, somehow, rewarded in the scientific carrier

13. Thank you! Obrigada! raquel.ribeiro@cibio.up.pt

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