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MAY 21, 2015 (THURSDAY) | Anfiteatro da Parada
12h00 Registration and administration (permanent)
12h30 Lunch (included in the registration fee)
14h30 - 15h00 Opening Session
António Fidalgo, Dean of Universidade da Beira Interior
Paulo Serra, President of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
João Carlos Correia, Director of LabCom.IFP
Anabela Gradim, Main Researcher of the Project
15h00 - 16h45 Plenary Conference: Academic Integrity and Indicators in Social and Human Sciences
Moderator: Ana Catarina Pereira
How the increasing importance of bibliometric indicators affects the quality of research: preliminary results on communicating science and publication cultures - Ricardo Morais
Predatory Publishers are Destroying the Integrity of Scholarly Communication - Jeffrey Beall
Authorship and Citation Manipulation in Academic Research - Allen Wilhite
Scientific Output in Humanities and Social Sciences: Challenges and Alternatives - João Costa
Academic Journals in Latin America: an Overview - António Castillo-Esparcia
16h45 Coffee break
17h00 - 18h45 Thematic Session 1: Science Publication and Evaluation
Moderator: José Ricardo Carvalheiro
Portuguese Universities in International Rankings: Improvement Strategies - António Marques, José António Sarsfield Cabral, Paula Romão Pechincha
The Evaluation of Scientific Output in Biotechnology, Law and Arts: Proposal of a Model - Sofia Fernandes
Role of Social Media in (mis)Information about Mental Illness - Inês Aroso
"I know you know I quote": a Strategic Vision for Publication in Science - João Gonçalves
Scientific Communication in Contemporaneity: An Exploratory Study of the "Communicating Science and Publication Cultures in the Humanities" Project from Portugal - Cristina Marques Gomes
Strategic Alignment in Organizations: the Role of Information in the Integration of Purpose, Processes and People in Institutions in Brazil - António Rodrigues de Andrade, Aldo de Albuquerque Barreto
19h00 Inauguration of the exhibition Where I was raised, by Pedro Carreira de Jesus
MAY 22, 2015 (FRIDAY) | Anfiteatro da Parada
09h00 Registration and administration (permanent)
09h30 - 11h00 Thematic Session 2: Science Communication to non-Expert Audiences
Moderator: João Carlos Correia
Children and Youth as an Audience for Science and the Science Proposed to Them - Carlos Alberto Carvalho, Luiza Lages de Souza Ramos
ACP Technique to Improve Literacy in non-Expert Audiences - Cristina Vaz de Almeida
Dinosaur Exhibitions in Portugal. Communicating Paleontology, Methods and Issues - Simão Gustavo Mateus
Open Access in Tourism: Preliminary Results - Cristina Marques Gomes
Science Communication and Mobilization or "How Much is Water Worth?" - Adriana Bravin
11h00 Coffee break
11h15 - 12h30 Thematic Session 3:Journalism, New Media and Science Communication
Moderator: Catarina Rodrigues
In need of a better communication of mathematics in the press - Susana Simões Pereira, José Manuel Pereira Azevedo, António José de Oliveira Machiavelo
Research in Communication Sciences Employing New Digital Media - Paulo Eduardo Lins-Cajazeira
Likes for Science: Science Communication and News Consumption on the "I Fucking Love Science" Facebook Page - Talyta Singer
The Scientist, the Journalist and the Press Officer - An Analysis of the Clashes, Limits and Possibilities of Building a Possible Dialog - Boanerges Balbino Lopes Filho, Wedencley Alves
12h30 Lunch (included in the registration fee)
14h30 - 16h00 Plenary Conference: Open Access and Predatory Publishing
Moderator: José Rosa
Scientific Policy and Open Access - Moisés Lemos Martins
Predatory Publishers and Open Access Models - Anabela Gradim
"Science and Wine Technology" - 30 Years of Challenges - José Silvestre
OpenAIRE and Science Communication: Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe - Pedro Príncipe
16h00 Coffee break
16h15 - 18h00 Thematic Session 4 (Anfiteatro da Parada): Publication, Aesthetics and Data Visualization
Moderator: Urbano Sidoncha
Research on, about and through Art from the Point of View of Publication: Epistemological Aspects and Validation - Francisco Paiva
Graphical Argumentation: Diagrammatic Modeling in Science Communication - Irene Machado
Mapping Digital Methods: Where Social Sciences Research and Communication Meet - Chiara Carrozza, Tiago Santos Pereira
The Carbon Dust Technique's contribution to Scientific Communication (Scientific Illustration) - Sofia dos Santos Ferreira, Fernando J. Correia
Graphic Conceptualization of a Thesis in the Field of Design - Simone Formiga
16h15 - 18h00 Thematic Session 5 (Sala dos Conselhos): Theories, Methods and Case Studies in Science Communication
Moderator: Gisela Gonçalves
Scientific Hegemony and Common Sense on the Internet: an Analysis According to Boaventura de Sousa Santos' Epistemology of the South - Cleber Femina, Kénia Maia
Science Mediation between the Text and the Audiovisual: a Methodological Proposal - Luís Filipe de Almeida Pinto
Communication in Interdisciplinary Sciences: the Commitment of Discourse - the Case of Health Sciences - Anabela Mateus
On the Relative Autonomy of Science Communication - Diogo Silva da Cunha
Communication and Science: Language, Opacity and Other Issues - Patrícia Rakel Castro Sena, Heitor Costa Lima da Rocha, João Carlos Correia
"Are you what you could have been?" How Contemporary Young People are Called to the Improbable - Lina Oliveira Marinho, Lana Veras
18h00 Closing
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