The Nanodialogues
Four experiments in upstream public engagement
Nanotechnology - the science of small things - promises to be one of the defining technologies of the 21st Century. But what will it mean for society and the environment? And how can public engagement in deciding the direction of research be moved 'upstream'?
For a closer look, head to the project blog...
... or read the pamphlet.
The project also produced reports from its individual experiments. Have a look at these...
- Experiment One (Environment Agency) - published on their web site, along with an EA/Defra response and evaluation, as a Science Report
- Experiment Two (EPSRC/BBSRC) - published on their respective web sites, along with an evaluation and response
- Experiment Three (Practical Action) - Report on their web site
- Experiment Four to follow
- Authors
- Jack Stilgoe
- Publication Date
- 2007-06-25
- Publication Type
- Pamphlet
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Five-step check for nano safety
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Five-step check for nano safety
Cleanroom Technology - Current industry news and reports
Cleanroom Technology - Current industry news and reports
IndustryWeek : Taking The Nanopulse -- Good News! The Public Is Ready For Nanotechnology In 2007
IndustryWeek : Taking The Nanopulse -- Good News! The Public Is Ready For Nanotechnology In 2007
Debunking the Nanotech Myths
Debunking the Nanotech Myths
Small Times - Cambridge considers nanotech curbs
Small Times - Cambridge considers nanotech curbs
Nature: Enough talk already
Nature: Enough talk already
Nano a Mano
I have been dilatory in blogging the Nanodialogues pamphlet, which we launched on Tuesday...
The science we need, the science we want
The Council for Science and Technology - Government's highest-level science advisory...
A new soft machine
As we gear up to tomorrow's Atlas of Ideas launch, focussing on science in China, India...
Where forwards please?
The new ad from Honda stars a cross between Mr Soft and a stormtrooper with sciatica. The...
Way upstream
Next week, I will be a mentor at the EPSRC's 'Ideas Factory' on Software Control...
Harare 2 - Everyone's an economist
"Everyone's an economist," Lawrence tells me as we drive from Harare airport...
Harare 1 - Snakes in a Well
The third nanodialogue has just wrapped up. In Harare, we've spent the last two weeks...
Scientists at Large
A long awaited survey from the Royal Society. It reveals the barriers that scientists feel...
Nanotechnology and You
Nanotechnologies could revolutionise many aspects of everyday life, including the treatment...
nanoscientists-meet-nanopublics
Saturdays at the Natural History Museum are full of children and dinosaurs. But we found...
Research Fortnight go two more rounds with Demos
‘Time to disengage’Research Fortnight, Editorial, 14 September 2005 There...
More on Public Value and Science
The good folk over at Involve (an organisation which has recently sprung from the loins...
It's not rocket science
Yesterday took me to Nottingham for a debate on nanotechnology-"Radical science or...
Upstream for nano is now
Today, the government response to the Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering report...
Cafe Scientifique
As I mentioned at the Monday meeting, last week I took part in a lively debate about nanotechnology...
