Earlier this year Tim Lenton contributed to a creative day hosted by Kaleider – an arts incubator based here in Exeter. The day started exploring the artistic exploration and response to the question “What do we do with the last barrel of oil?”
A fascinating video of the day really highlights how exciting and stimulating interdisciplinary, collaborative events like this can be.
Is your research in the area of sustainable energy production? Would you be interested in developing your communication skills and engaging the public with your work?
Our friends in Graphic Science have developed an exciting event that enables community groups to grapple with the complex decisions associated with meeting our future energy needs and we need your help to run the sessions.
Graphic Science will train you and make sure you have everything you need for the sessions. It’s a great opportunity to develop some valuable skills and get involved with fun, interactive public engagement on a subject that really matters!
Your commitment:
How we support your involvement:
About us:
Graphic Science is a science communication consultancy based near Bristol that specialises in creating innovative and fun public engagement activities that create lively conversations on interesting issues between researchers and members of the public. This discussion event about how we should secure a sustainable electricity supply in the future has been funded through an Ingenious Grant from the Royal Academy of Engineering.
For further information, or to get involved contact Rebecca Hurwitz
email ; tel 01275 474444
Welcome to the Catalyst project blog. Not much to say right now other than come to see us at the launch event: 10 October, 4-6pm in seminar rooms 2/3 in the Forum.
