General Audiences Clause Samples
General Audiences. Central to the adoption of Computational Biomedicine in practice will be public and political understanding of its benefits. With this in mind we have created a section on our ▇▇▇ website dedicated to informing the general public about our vision, research and innovation. In CompBioMed1 we partnered with the London Science Museum to run an event called Virtual Humans. The centre piece was the showing of our Virtual Humans film which we produced to share our vision of Computational Biomedicine. The screening was watched by a sell-out audience of 400 people; many more have seen it through additional screenings at film festivals and invited lectures. Events have included public discussion and other activities designed to broaden understanding of Computational Biomedicine and its future impact. By the fourth year of CompBioMed2, we will run another public engagement event, featuring a new movie highlighting developments made in the new project. This will be shown across Europe and also have subtitles and audio in multiple languages. The CompBioMed Associate Partner, the Science Museum, is a major museum in South Kensington, London. The Science Museum has a substantial online presence on top of its physical location in London where various events and actions connecting science to the general public occur. This presents powerful opportunities for CompBioMed to harness, and we will take full advantage of this relationship. We will also produce content for popular science magazines such as New Scientist and participate in general public events such as the Bessensap in the Netherlands.
General Audiences. CompBioMed will target general audiences (high school students, general public, etc). The general public will no doubt be interested in how computational biomedicine can connect to the clinic and benefit themselves as potential clinical patients, while high school students will also be interested in computational biomedicine as an educational pathway. The CompBioMed Associate Partner, the Science Museum, is a major museum in South Kensington, London. The Science Museum has a substantial online presence on top of its physical location in London where various events and actions connecting science to the general public occur. The presents powerful opportunities for CompBioMed to harness, and we will take full advantage of this relationship. We are considering several approaches for targeting general audiences. We will, for example, produce content for popular science magazines such as New Scientist, and participate in general public events such as the Royal Society Exhibition in London.
