Communication plays an important role in making research accessible to audiences that traditionally have been excluded from the process of science. It can help make science more diverse and inclusive.
When researchers communicate more effectively, science thrives. And when they do it beyond their peers to broader, non-scientist audiences, it builds support for science, promotes understanding of its wider relevance to society, and encourages more informed decision-making at all levels, from government to individuals.
"Communication plays an important role in making research accessible to audiences that traditionally have been excluded from the process of science. It can help make science more diverse and inclusive.
When researchers communicate more effectively, science thrives. And when they do it beyond their peers to broader, non-scientist audiences, it builds support for science, promotes understanding of its wider relevance to society, and encourages more informed decision-making at all levels, from government to individuals."
Position: Technical Officer
Main Research Field: Scientific Communication
BC3 Research Line: 5. Research Line Integrated Modelling of Coupled Human-natural Systems
She is a Fundraising graduate with scientific communication experience across the private, public and third sectors. Amelia is BC3's Comms Manager, in charge of creating, evaluating and monitoring the different activities within the Centre's Communication, Dissemination & Outreach Plan. Before that, she was the Comms and Training Manager of ARIES (Artificial Intelligence for Environment & Sustainability).
The opinions expressed at the information included in the personal web pages of the BC3 researchers, are responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the position of Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3).
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