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Two-Way Street for Art and Science

This report builds on prior efforts to integrate art and science, offering actionable recommendations to strengthen STEAM initiatives through interdisciplinary collaboration, innovative education, and meaningful public engagement

BY Sejal Goud & 3 more

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4 days ago
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Resisting the Infodemic in Ukraine

This September, the Aspen Institute Science & Society Program, in collaboration with Aspen Institute Kyiv, hosted a groundbreaking webinar featuring five Ukrainian experts who discussed efforts to combat science denial, propaganda, and disinformation in their country in the current "Post-Truth" era. The event coincided with the release of a Ukrainian-language version of INFODEMIC: Global Conversations on Science and Disinformation, a short-form documentary series produced by the Science & Society Program in 2021.

BY Nataliya Shulga, Ph.D.

Blog Post

11.27.2024
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Empowering Citizens of China and the U.K. to Navigate the Infodemic

This October, the Aspen Institute Science & Society Program, in collaboration with the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice, hosted a groundbreaking webinar featuring experts from China and the United Kingdom who discussed efforts to combat science denial, propaganda, and disinformation in their country in the current "Post-Truth" era. The event coincided with the release of a Mandarin-language version of INFODEMIC: Global Conversations on Science and Disinformation, a short-form documentary series produced by the Science & Society Program in 2021.

BY Kyler Zhou

Blog Post

11.27.2024
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Navigating the Infodemic in China

This October, the Aspen Institute Science & Society Program, in collaboration with the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice, hosted a groundbreaking webinar featuring experts from China and the United Kingdom who discussed efforts to combat science denial, propaganda, and disinformation in their country in the current "Post-Truth" era. The event coincided with the release of a Mandarin-language version of INFODEMIC: Global Conversations on Science and Disinformation, a short-form documentary series produced by the Science & Society Program in 2021.

BY Kyler Zhou

Blog Post

11.26.2024
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Empowering Citizens of China and the U.K. to Navigate the Infodemic

This October, the Aspen Institute Science & Society Program, in collaboration with the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice, hosted a groundbreaking webinar featuring experts from China and the United Kingdom who discussed efforts to combat science denial, propaganda, and disinformation in their country in the current "Post-Truth" era. The event coincided with the release of a Mandarin-language version of INFODEMIC: Global Conversations on Science and Disinformation, a short-form documentary series produced by the Science & Society Program in 2021.

BY Kyler Zhou

Blog Post

11.26.2024
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Science at the Ballot Box

This collaboration with magazine explores key issues in science as the U.S. approaches the critical federal election and beyond.

BY Aaron F. Mertz, Ph.D. & 3 more

Publication

11.03.2024
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Preserving America’s Place in Global Science

The United States can remain an international leader in science by embracing openness and collaboration.

BY Tobin Smith

Blog Post

10.28.2024
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How To Rebuild Trust in Science

Earning trust is hard; winning it back is even harder. Here’s how to do it.

BY Cary Funk, Ph.D. & 1 more

Blog Post

10.21.2024
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Resisting the Infodemic in Ukraine

This September, the Aspen Institute Science & Society Program, in collaboration with Aspen Institute Kyiv, hosted a groundbreaking webinar featuring five Ukrainian experts who discussed efforts to combat science denial, propaganda, and disinformation in their country in the current "Post-Truth" era. The event coincided with the release of a Ukrainian-language version of INFODEMIC: Global Conversations on Science and Disinformation, a short-form documentary series produced by the Science & Society Program in 2021.

BY Nataliya Shulga, Ph.D.

Blog Post

10.20.2024
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