Using Science Communication to effect positive change: exploring transitions, traditions and tensions
The University of Aberdeen is delighted to be able to invite you to attend PCST 2025. The conference theme will seek to explore transitions (change versus stability), traditions (the old, current and the new) and tensions (dispute versus consensus) that influence all of our work as science communicators.
In this context of our climate emergency, of global health imperatives, such as food and water security, and poverty alleviation PCST will come together in 2025 to discuss science communication can and should be used to positive effect in our changing world.
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Registration
Registration is open and you are still able to register to join us - or to add Workshops and Optional Social Events to your existing booking.
Find registration details and the link to register at Registration
Programme
The full programme is now available, along with the workshop programme and an outline programme - navigate via the programme link on the menu.
Code of Conduct
The PCST Network has introduced a PCST Conference Code of Conduct for the conference. Please be aware that by registering you have agreed to abide by this.
Bursary Report
Bursaries have now been allocated - thanks go to all contributors: Wellcome, the Kavli Foundation, the 2023 PCST Conference in Rotterrdam and of course - all of those who 'paid it forward' - every little helps. If you want to find out more about the selection process you can view our PCST 2025 Bursary Report









