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  • An extreme closeup of the board game snakes and ladders. A yellow player’s pawn and white six sided die are in focus towards the centre of the image. There is a red player’s pawn in soft focus in the background.
    Research

    From board to engaged: using board games to empower science conversations 

    ByHolly Dear May 13, 2026May 13, 2026

    By prioritizing fun and confidence over rote knowledge transfer, board games can empower participants to voice their unique perspectives and participate more comfortably in environmental conservation discussions.

  • Science and gaming: inspiration from an interactive medium
    Beyond the Research

    Science and gaming: inspiration from an interactive medium

    ByHéctor L. Torres Vera October 5, 2023October 18, 2024

    Scientists use video games to engage audiences, treat patients, and collect data. Can we gamify SciComm?

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