The Conversation: A Platform to Showcase the Expertise of Our Researchers and Laboratories
We have been a partner and founding member of the collaborative online media outlet The Conversation since 2016. This website aims to combine academic expertise with journalistic know-how to provide the general public with free, independent, and high-quality information.
The articles, which are short in length, cover current events and social issues. They are written by researchers and academics in collaboration with a team of experienced journalists.
Every article published on the website The Conversation It can be republished by traditional media outlets and websites, generating a very large cumulative audience. Some articles translated into English are also published in the English-language press, giving the topic international exposure. Journalists also find it easier to identify experts at theUniversité Grenoble Alpes (UGA) and can call on them to comment on current events.
Already 318 authors (from a UGA laboratory) have published 782 articles for total views of articles from more than 15.5 million views.
This club, launched in June 2019, automatically includes all authors The Conversation UGA. Each year, it offers meetings, workshops, and training sessions on journalistic writing with the goal of publicizing the research conducted at UGA.
The Club's first initiative is to offer scientists who wish to write their first article the opportunity to be mentored by volunteer authors who will advise and guide them through the process.
Research has identified six typical profiles based on their relationship to Low-Emission Zones (LEZs) and supporting measures, which are valuable for better targeting these measures.
The Mediterranean is a graveyard that keeps filling up. The pope’s voice is strong enough to bring about some much-needed changes in sea rescue operations.
Diverting a technology from its original purpose in order to better make it our own reveals that we perceive it as a means of meeting certain of our needs—whether or not those needs are the ones its designers intended...
Diverting a technology from its original purpose in order to better make it our own reveals that we perceive it as a means of meeting certain of our needs—whether or not those needs are the ones its designers intended...
Diverting a technology from its original purpose in order to better make it our own reveals that we perceive it as a means of meeting certain of our needs—whether or not those needs are the ones its designers intended...
How can we effectively support innovation policy to stay competitive in the economy? What if we listened to the expectations of “innovation drivers” to go beyond the research tax credit?
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