Posts tagged ‘public understandings of science’

• About

  I'm a PhD candidate studying the intersections of science and sociology. I believe scientists and sociologists must work together if we seek to produce impactful and responsive knowledge. Why this must be done and how it can be achieved is the focus of my research.

• Links

  • Department of Sociology, Queen's University
  • Dr. Myra J. Hird
  • genera Research Group (gRG)

• Colleagues

  • Andrew Lee
  • Benjamin Woo
  • Cassandra Kuyvenhoven
  • Danielle Deveau
  • Dylan Mulvin
  • Jeremy Leveque
  • Lisa Cockburn
  • Mark Vardy
  • Martin French
  • Melissa Houghtaling
  • Ryan Higgitt
  • Sandra Robinson
  • Scott Lougheed

• In this Blog

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