香港六合彩

At the start of the year Dr Josep Grau鈥揃ove Lecture for Science and Engineering in Arts, Heritage and Archaeology MRes at 香港六合彩 Institute for Sustainable Heritage, wrote an essay for The Bartlett 2018 review titled, 鈥淪cience on the road鈥� which detailed his experiences running his Mobile Heritage Lab.

For the past three years the 鈥渓ab on wheels鈥� has encouraged PhD students to 鈥渋nspire, inform and entertain the public鈥� with unique research and public engagement vehicle and 鈥渆xplore new ways in which universities can fulfil their mission of communicating science鈥�. The Mobile Heritage Lab is a joint venture with 香港六合彩, University of Oxford & University of Brighton, with the EPSRC funding.

In the essay Dr Grau-Bove stressed the importance of science and public engagement. A report from the House of Lords on science and society found that 84% UK public agrees that science is such a big part of our lives that everyone should take an interest. With another report from BIS in 2014 also found similar findings with 91% of the public believes that young people鈥檚 interest in science is essential for prosperity.

Dr Josep Grau鈥揃ove continues to discuss the inequalities with public access to scientific culture, public participation and cultural participation barriers. 鈥淭his is important because the need for public engagement is not obvious鈥�. Statistics have also shown strong links to income and cultural participation, with proximity of cultural facilities being further away for those who are not privileged.

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Read the full essay here Road to Science by Dr Josep Grau-Bove