Public understanding of contemporary scientific issues is critical for the future of society. Public spaces, such as science centers, can impact the communication of science by providing active knowledge-building experiences of scientific phenomena. In contributing to this vision, we have previously developed an interactive visualization as part of a public exhibition about nano. We reflect on how the immersive design and features of the exhibit contribute as a tool for science communication in light of the emerging paradigm of exploranation, and offer some forward-looking perspectives about what this notion has to offer the domain.Funding agencies: Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsradet)Swedish Research Council [2011-5569]; Norrkoping V...
Exploratory studies show that the fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology (N&N) are still quite unk...
This work presents the result of a photographic exposition where the art is used as knowledge broadc...
In this paper we describe an interactive system called “Nano-Scape ” which we developed in 2001 for ...
Public understanding of contemporary scientific issues is critical for the future of society. Public...
Future societal and economic impacts of nanoscience and nanotechnology raise the demand for a nano-l...
Informal learning environments such as exhibitions in museums and science centres have the potential...
This article presents some of the challenges faced in developing an interactive exhibit on nanoscien...
Science communication is facing a paradigm shift, based on the convergence of exploratory and explan...
Infusion of nanotechnology applications into modern life is in progress. Nanoscale innovation comes ...
Article published in an open access journal and also available at http://jcom.sissa.it/archive/11/04...
The advent of nanoscientific applications in modern life is swiftly in progress. Nanoscale innovatio...
Science centres aim to present science in ways that will attract visitors and enhance public interes...
Science centres aim to present science in ways that will attract visitors and enhance public interes...
Nanotechnology development is in its early phase and there is a growing debate on its potential bene...
Nano education involves tackling the difficult task of conceptualizing imperceptibly small objects a...
Exploratory studies show that the fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology (N&N) are still quite unk...
This work presents the result of a photographic exposition where the art is used as knowledge broadc...
In this paper we describe an interactive system called “Nano-Scape ” which we developed in 2001 for ...
Public understanding of contemporary scientific issues is critical for the future of society. Public...
Future societal and economic impacts of nanoscience and nanotechnology raise the demand for a nano-l...
Informal learning environments such as exhibitions in museums and science centres have the potential...
This article presents some of the challenges faced in developing an interactive exhibit on nanoscien...
Science communication is facing a paradigm shift, based on the convergence of exploratory and explan...
Infusion of nanotechnology applications into modern life is in progress. Nanoscale innovation comes ...
Article published in an open access journal and also available at http://jcom.sissa.it/archive/11/04...
The advent of nanoscientific applications in modern life is swiftly in progress. Nanoscale innovatio...
Science centres aim to present science in ways that will attract visitors and enhance public interes...
Science centres aim to present science in ways that will attract visitors and enhance public interes...
Nanotechnology development is in its early phase and there is a growing debate on its potential bene...
Nano education involves tackling the difficult task of conceptualizing imperceptibly small objects a...
Exploratory studies show that the fields of nanoscience and nanotechnology (N&N) are still quite unk...
This work presents the result of a photographic exposition where the art is used as knowledge broadc...
In this paper we describe an interactive system called “Nano-Scape ” which we developed in 2001 for ...