Programme

In a dynamic World Café format, team members of ongoing and approved SNSF Agora projects will engage with ScienceComm participants to exchange experiences, foster mutual learning, and explore new perspectives on science communication. Structured small-group discussions will encourage in-depth dialogue, spark fresh ideas, and cultivate connections. Whether you wish to present a project or simply be inspired—this session offers space for exchange, reflection, and networking on equal footing. Join us in shaping the future of science communication together.

Wisskomm trifft Comedy: Humor in Videos zur digitalen Transformation – Sabrina Heike Kessler

FuturePitch - denn Nachhaltigkeit ist ein kreativer Prozess – Mathias Kirf

Umweltforschung visuell erkunden: Objekte—Kunst—Wissenschaft – Benjamin Hofmann

Mechanismus von Antikythera: Der Computer der alten Griechen – Thomas Weibel

Polarization is a defining challenge in today’s health debates. Echo chambers amplify bias, entrench distrust, and erode the credibility of science and institutions.

Dans le cadre de la réforme du système éducatif vaudois intégrant l’éducation numérique, le Centre LEARN a développé diverses ressources sur les enjeux sociaux du numérique. Dans ce contexte, la BD Utop’IA est née en 2023. 

Artistic science communication that manages to foster understanding – Michel Bourqui

Show on the Menu: Bringing Particle Physics to the Public – Laura de Vevey

Where Science Meets Experience: Rethinking Dementia Communication – Maddalena Fiordelli

Storytelling under the stars: when science becomes culture – Alessio Lavio

Science Communication and Culture: An Indian Perspective – Afrina Rizvi

Ramène ta science!: Science-ibilisation & Démocratisation des Savoirs – Dorian Ziegler

Et si la Suisse avait sa propre Fête des Sciences ? – Norine Douxami

Pas de blouse, mais une imprimante 3D : faire science sans le dire ? – Mélanie Thomas

Contre la polarisation de la société, la "construction du désaccord" – Richard-Emmanual Eastes

How do people engage with alternative news media, and what does this mean for trust in science and its communicators? 

Wie kann Wissenschaftskommunikation helfen, Polarisierung zu überwinden? «Savoir public» bringt Menschen mit Fragen direkt mit wissenschaftlichen Expert:innen in Kontakt – online und persönlich.