Past Course

Going from science to science policy – ComSciConCan 2019

Many scientists feel far removed from the policy process and don’t know how to engage with policy-makers.

Policy Hackathon: Achieving Open Science in Government – In partnership with Mitacs, 2019

Open science involves not just access to the outcomes of taxpayer supported science, but also access to the data and scientists as well.

Science communication via briefing notes, 2019

One challenge that can create gaps in this process is that science and policy are often communicated in very different manners.

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