Nuclear Science Communication Award
ENEN2Plus
ENEN2plus consortium is awarding a person, institute or public initiative making efforts to communicate in a popular, correct and non-biasing way about nuclear science and technology.
Selection criteria
The science communication award is intended for activities to encourage pupils to consider STEM subjects and students to consider nuclear studies. The following selection criteria apply:
- Scientific accuracy
- Clear presentation of scientifically accurate and up-to-date information.
- Avoidance of misinformation or oversimplification without losing clarity.
- Clarity and accessibility
- Ability to explain complex nuclear concepts in a clear, engaging, and easily understandable manner.
- Use of language and formats that cater to both expert and non-expert audiences.
- Innovation and creativity
- Use of innovative communication methods (e.g., multimedia, social media campaigns, podcasts, public talks, etc.).
- Creative approaches that make nuclear science appealing and memorable.
- Impact and Reach
- Evidence of audience engagement, reach, and influence (e.g., views, shares, media coverage, public responses).
- Demonstrated impact on public understanding or policy discussions.
- Balance and fairness
- Objective and non-biased presentation that reflects different perspectives on nuclear science and technology.
- Avoidance of advocacy or lobbying for specific stakeholders.
- Sustainability and long-term commitment
- Ongoing commitment to nuclear science communication beyond one-off projects.
- Development of educational resources with lasting value.
Jury members
The jury is composed of:
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- Nucleareurope Communication & Advocacy Committee
- ENEN2plus project members
Award
nucleareurope will make a donation to a charity chosen by the winning entity.
Procedure
Two awards are proposed namely the award by the jury and the award by the public.
For the public award, the jury has selected the top three candidates presented for the public vote.
The selection of the jury award laureate is done based on the selection criteria and the provided documents.
Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.