Science Capital
1 reportScience Capital is a science-literacy topic concerned with interpreting evidence, probability, sources, uncertainty, and disagreement. The concept is evaluated through uncertainty interpretation and evidence evaluation, keeping formal definitions and assumptions separate from observations or consequences.
Readers following Science Capital encounter communication or participation practices; misconceptions and barriers; and educational or policy interventions. The discussion asks what can be established from longitudinal outcomes about misconceptions and barriers and whether a compatible result appears in validated assessments; the evidence cannot remove the concern that test performance may not capture how people evaluate evidence in real decisions.
Readers following Science Capital encounter communication or participation practices; misconceptions and barriers; and educational or policy interventions. The discussion asks what can be established from longitudinal outcomes about misconceptions and barriers and whether a compatible result appears in validated assessments; the evidence cannot remove the concern that test performance may not capture how people evaluate evidence in real decisions.
IEEE Conference Targets Cross-Generational Leadership in STEM Fields
IEEE will host its first International Leadership Conference in Budapest, focusing on collaborative leadership and knowledge transfer between generations in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The event aims to address the challenges of rapid technological change and workforce transition