講演情報
[PD11-01]"Connecting the latest astronomy researches to public"
*Hisaaki Shinkai1, Keitaro Takahashi2, Pin-Wei Wang3, Jackie Bondell4, Diana Haikal4, Kelly Blumenthal5 (1. Osaka Institute of Technology (Japan), 2. Kumamoto Univ. (Japan) , 3. National Museum of Natural Sciences (Taiwan), 4. Swinburne Univ. Technology (Australia), 5. IAU Office for Astronomy Outreach)
キーワード：
Black Holes、Gravitational Waves、SETI、Latest astrophysical researches、Access to public
- Aim/Objectives
We plan to organize a session for connecting astrophysics researchers and museum curators.
Researchers will show their latest results and discuss future plans for promoting coming topics for planetarians. We also expects a talk from museum people on how the general audiences react for such latest results, and try to share the idea how to approach from both sides.
- Part I: Talks
Jackie Bondell (Swinburne Univ. Technology, Australia)
"What is a Black Hole? What is a Gravitational Wave?"
Hisaaki Shinkai (Osaka Inst. Tech., Japan)
"The latest catalogue of Gravitational Wave by LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration"
Keitaro Takahashi (Kumamoto Univ., Japan)
" Welcoming Curiosity: SETI, the SKA, and the Public"
Pin-Wei Wang (National Museum of Natural Sciences, Taiwan)
"Curving Spacetime, Bridging Minds: Exhibiting Black Holes and Gravitational Waves for the Public"
Diana Haikal (Swinburne Univ. Technology, Australia)
"OzGrav Outreach and Engagement Activities: Connecting Discovery to Experience"
Kelly Blumenthal (IAU Office for Astronomy Outreach)
"Public engagement with and communication of science: The keystone of the scientific ecosystem"
- Part II: Panel Discussions
"Connecting the latest astronomy researches to public".
- Total time you would request for a session 2 hours
- Maximum number of participants (for workshops)
We plan to organize a session for connecting astrophysics researchers and museum curators.
Researchers will show their latest results and discuss future plans for promoting coming topics for planetarians. We also expects a talk from museum people on how the general audiences react for such latest results, and try to share the idea how to approach from both sides.
- Part I: Talks
Jackie Bondell (Swinburne Univ. Technology, Australia)
"What is a Black Hole? What is a Gravitational Wave?"
Hisaaki Shinkai (Osaka Inst. Tech., Japan)
"The latest catalogue of Gravitational Wave by LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration"
Keitaro Takahashi (Kumamoto Univ., Japan)
" Welcoming Curiosity: SETI, the SKA, and the Public"
Pin-Wei Wang (National Museum of Natural Sciences, Taiwan)
"Curving Spacetime, Bridging Minds: Exhibiting Black Holes and Gravitational Waves for the Public"
Diana Haikal (Swinburne Univ. Technology, Australia)
"OzGrav Outreach and Engagement Activities: Connecting Discovery to Experience"
Kelly Blumenthal (IAU Office for Astronomy Outreach)
"Public engagement with and communication of science: The keystone of the scientific ecosystem"
- Part II: Panel Discussions
"Connecting the latest astronomy researches to public".
- Total time you would request for a session 2 hours
- Maximum number of participants (for workshops)