Science Communications

Research and science should be available to the society. With a planned and thought through external communication, the university can contribute to the development of society and a reflective and nuanced public debate based on knowledge.  

As a communications officer at the Department for Culture and Society I support the department in questions regarding external science communications and interaction with the society.

Main responsibilities

My main responsibilities include 

• develop a strategy for external communications
• plan, implement and follow up communication activities
• the department's webpages at liu.se
• content production. 

 

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Cultural heritage is both everyday and political

What happens to our cultural heritage when it is digitalised? When versions of Viking-era jewelry circulate on Pinterest? When their colour, form and descriptions interact with the algorithms of the big platforms?
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With science and the human mind in focus

What is it about the human mind that allows us to figure things out with such a precision? How can we improve the ways in which science helps us address societal challenges? And why is there an increasing distrust towards science among the public?
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Literature is at the core of a well-functioning democracy

How does literature affect us? And most importantly: if a society lacks literature, what happens? These are questions that occupy Elnaz Baghlanian, previously Alumna of the Year at Linköping University and now operational manager at Writers’ Centre.

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