<ISSM 2021>

□ Overview

ㅇ Period: November 4th (Thu) ~ 5th (Fri), 2021

ㅇ Venue: National Science Museum of Korea & Online Live Streaming

<YouTube @National Science Museum, Naver TV and Facebook> & ISSM2021 Website

ㅇ Host/Organizer: Ministry of Science and ICT / National Science Museum of Korea

ㅇ Theme: Science Capital & Science Museums

□ Keynote Speech

ㅇ Science Capital: Supporting Young People's Engagement with STEM 

    - Louise Archer (Professor, Sociology of Education at EPS of UCL Institute of Education)

□ Invited Lectures

|Session 1| What Is Science Capital and Why Does It Matter?

ㅇ Joy of Discovery for All!- Promoting STEM through a Science Capital Informed Practice

    - Cecilia Ekstrand (Senior Staff of Education & Public Engagement, Tom Tits Experiment)

ㅇ The Nature of Chemistry Capital

    - Lililth Rüschenpöhler (Postdoctoral Researcher at Chemistry Education, Ludwigsburg University of Education)

ㅇ Science Capital and Community Citizen Science: Opening Science to All

    - Christothea Herodotou (Senior Lecturer, Open University UK)

|Session 2| Education for Building Science Capital

ㅇ Transforming Practice: Taking a Science Capital Approach at the UK Science Museum Group

    - Beth Hawkins (Academy Manager, Science Museum Group)

ㅇ Supporting Science Capital through Museum-based Family Programming

    - Megan Ennes (Assistant Curator, Florida Museum of Natural History, Florida University)

ㅇ The Added Value of Science Capital in the Design of Informal Learning Experiences

    - Maria Xanthoudaki (Head of Education, National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci)

|Session 3| Science Capital and COVID-19 Pandemic

ㅇ Covid-19 and Widening Inequities in Science Capital Formation: the UK Perspective

    - Cherry Canovan (Research Associate of Widening Participation and Public Engagement, University of Central Lancashire)

ㅇ The Role of Science Museums in the World of Tomorrow

    - Jacob Thorek Jensen (Museum Curator, Danish Museum of Science and Technology)

□ Flash Session

ㅇ “Sustainable Design” Exhibition through Science Communication Viewpoints

    - Nuchjarim Yensuong (Academic Staff, Division of Science of National Science Museum, Thailand)

ㅇ A DAY ON MARS: Reimagine Tomorrow

    - Wanwachee Sutjaritthum, Wijitra Suriyakul Na Ayudhya (Curator, Science Museum Academic of National Science Museum, Thailand)

ㅇ Effectiveness of NSM Science-related Activities in Encouraging Participants' Inspiration towards Science Learning: Field-testing Phase to Evaluate an Instrument

    - Ekapong Sripaoraya (Science Communicator, Science Square of National Science Museum, Thailand)

ㅇ An Undescribed Species of the Waspfish Genus Ocosia (Teleostei: Tetrarogidae) from the Coral Sea

    - Sirikanya Chungthanawong, Hiroyuki Motomura (Researcher, Zoology of National Science Museum, Thailand)

□ Best Practices

ㅇ National Folk Museum of Korea Introducing Exhibition Technique for Blind People - Exhibition Design for All : Case Study of “a Year in Korea” from the Nation Folk Museum

    - Min-Ji Yoo (Curator, Exhibition Designer of National Folk Museum, Republic of Korea)

ㅇ The World You Create Becomes Science Museum Goods

Public Workshop: Science Museum Goods Made by Consumers

    - Ju-Ha, Lee (Museum Exhibit Design Researcher, National Science Museum of Korea)