Scientific institutions and innovation-focused government bodies have identified public
attitudes to synthetic biology as an obstruction to the field. This view is based on a …

Against the backdrop of the imperatives for actors within the institutional framework of
energy socio-technical systems to engage with the public, the aim of this paper is to consider …

Community engagement is an increasingly common component of scientific research, policy-
making, ethical review, and technology design. Drawing on a growing consensus about the …

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Abstract Theory suggests that social capital should moderate the impacts of climatic and
geophysical hazards and shape adaptive capacities and recovery trajectories, yet the …

This review examines the alleged crisis of trust in environmental science and its impact on
public opinion, policy decisions in the context of democratic governance, and the interaction …

Today, many science communicators are using social media to share scientific information
with citizens, but, as research has shown, fostering conversational exchanges remains a …

This article engages with history as a speculative space for the purpose of critically
engaging with discourses around the politics of technology in HCI. Drawing on approaches …

Objective: As health technology assessment (HTA) organizations in Canada and around the
world seek to involve the public and patients in their activities, frameworks to guide …

Long presented as a universal policy-recipe for social prosperity and economic growth, the
promise of innovation seems to be increasingly in question, giving way to a new vision of …