Design and implementation of science event to think about trans-science from various viewpoints : Case Report of “Which way should I go? Thinking about Trans-science from the Future Meat”

Kimura Seisuke, Watanabe Takumi, Onagi Yoko, Takahashi Saori, Tanemura Takeshi

doi:10.14943/95873

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多様な視点からトランスサイエンスについて考えるサイエンスイベントの設計と実践 : 「どちらにしようかな？ : 未来のお肉から考えるトランスサイエンス」の事例報告

Abstract

This paper reports the design and implementation of the science event “Which way should I go? Thinking about Trans-science from the Future Meat” conducted at the CoSTEP Mini Science Event 2019 (Held on August 25, 2019). During this event, we focused on a new technology called “cultured meat” and asked participants multiple times to choose between “eat” and “not eat” cultured meat by providing step-by-step information on cultured meat and encouraging dialog among participants. The event was designed to make the participants experience the change in their attitudes toward cultured meat depending on their level of knowledge and understanding of the technology, the presence or absence of dialog, or their standpoints. Post-survey results showed a change in the decisions of about 40% of the participants. The structure and format of “Which way should I go?” can be used for other themes as well; this could be a highly versatile framework for events dealing with “science and social issues.”

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科学技術コミュニケーション

科学技術コミュニケーション 28 11-27, 2020-11

北海道大学高等教育推進機構オープンエデュケーションセンター科学技術コミュニケーション教育研究部門（CoSTEP）

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CRID: 1390572174749442816

NII Article ID: 120006939396

NII Book ID: AA12317666

DOI: 10.14943/95873

HANDLE: 2115/79714

ISSN: 18818390

Text Lang: ja

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