La investigadora Ana Crespo Solana explica el desarrollo de la arqueología subacuática en el último libro de la colección ¿Qué sabemos de? (CSIC-Catarata)
Communication
Why communicate the science we do at CCHS? To inform, to train, to report research outputs, to create alliances with society and design joint solutions, to raise awareness about scientific evidence as a solution to the social and environmental challenges we face. The media have a very relevant role. Together with them we have the responsibility of telling society about scientific advances and debates truthfully. The CCHS wants to communicate its scientific work from the human sciences and social sciences through news, interviews, press releases, advertisements and other information formats that respond to the growing social and cultural interest in scientific content, whose impact on society is increasingly aware. The express objective of this section is to promote the presence of scientific information from the humanities and social sciences in the media, as well as to facilitate dialogue and relations between journalists and our scientific staff.
For more information on communication you can consult in this section Press releases and CCHS in the media, and from our home page, news. Likewise, you can consult our profiles on social networks with the user @CCHS_CSIC.
We also prepare bulletins in PDF format that compile the main scientific and outreach activities and projects carried out at the CCHS and the institutes it houses.
Press releases
Fri, 25/10/2024
Fri, 28/06/2024
La reconstrucción de la geología, geomorfología y medio ambiente del Espacio Natural de Doñana entre los años 1150 y 500 a. C. encaja aproximadamente con las indicaciones sobre la ubicación de la ciudad y su entorno dadas por los autores de la Antigüedad
Tue, 05/03/2024
MariaCaterina La Barbera, investigadora en el Instituto de Filosofía del CSIC, participa en la serie de entrevistas ‘Científicas y Cambio Global’
Fri, 26/01/2024
Un novedoso trabajo experimental diseñado por científicos del Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos permite analizar la ocurrencia de sesgos de género en esta área de estudios
Thu, 18/01/2024
Sara Degli-Esposti, experta en ética e inteligencia artificial, firma el nuevo libro de la colección ¿Qué sabemos de? (CSIC-Catarata)
Mon, 20/11/2023
El listado, elaborado a partir de los perfiles de científicos registrados en la base de datos Google Académico, recoge más de 123.000 autores