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Jump to General menu. Jump to Seminars Menu. Energy and community research links. Reducing Energy Consumption through Community Knowledge Networks (RECCKN)' has made all reasonable efforts to ensure that all information provided through this site is accurate and current. However the content is not comprehensive and may contain inadvertent errors. This site is not an official publication of Keele University and the views and opinions expressed within are not necessarily those of Keele University.

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Reducing Energy Consumption through Community Knowledge Networks

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Jump to General menu. Jump to Seminars Menu. Energy and community research links. Reducing energy consumption is one of the biggest challenges we face in the UK today. In order to tackle CO 2. Emissions and ensure both the security and affordability of supply, the Government has made energy demand reduction a policy priority. What if energy became a public issue that people talked about with friends and neighbours?

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Reducing Energy Consumption through Community Knowledge Networks - Overview

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Jump to General menu. Jump to Seminars Menu. Energy and community research links. Where and how do people learn about domestic energy saving and efficiency? How might knowledge about energy saving and efficiency be shared and communicated more effectively? What are the barriers to the spread of energy knowledge in communities? What is the potential for 'community knowledge networks' to aid in sharing energy knowledge? The research has involved:. Individual home energy interviews,. Twelve focus groups and.

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Course - Disseminating science and technology research

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Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. SETAC Europe 24th Annual Meeting. Disseminating publicly-funded science and technology research:. Challenges, issues and strategies. A course at SETAC Europe 2014, Basel. 11 May 2014. In 2004, the EC-DRG guide, European research: a guide to successful communications made the demands on FP6 researchers explicit:. From direct experience, and by using core insights from social studies of science and applied linguistics, this course will address the practica...

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research dissemination video platforms

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Wwwresearchdissemination.eu is a valuable platform to increase the international visibility of our research dissemination outputs. 40;Dedicated sub-domains give each video platform a distinctive and relevant identity. Clear and self-explantory information links the platform to the main project website and therefore supports the SEO and visibility for the project. Video embedding is also enabled on the main project site and other sites approved by the project team.). Uses, issues and priorities 2012.

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e-guide to disseminating science and technology research

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Disseminating science and technology research. A practical e-guide for researchers. Current EC policy demands that publicly-funded research contribute more directly to society, the economy or environment. So what are the practical implications for researchers? This guide identifies some of the key challenges, pitfalls and priorities for science and technology researchers. It argues that dissemination and impact have to be recognised as part of the intellectual. PublicSpace.ac.uk in Lancaster. Writing res...

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Reducing Energy Consumption through Community Knowledge Networks - Acknowledgements

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Jump to General menu. Jump to Seminars Menu. Energy and community research links. The RECCKN team would like to thank the following people and institutions who made valuable contributions to the project:. The anonymous members of 55 participating households from Silverdale, Knutton/Cross Heath (Newcastle-u-Lyme), Belle Vue and Porthill (Shrewsbury). Members of the Newcastle-under-Lyme Community Advisory Group:. Dawn Bethel (Enterprise Centres Manager, Staffordshire Council). Edwin Cotter (Elim Church).

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Reducing Energy Consumption through Community Knowledge Networks - Outputs

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Jump to General menu. Jump to Seminars Menu. Energy and community research links. The findings from the RECCKN project are communicated and disseminated in a variety of ways to be of interest to different audiences:. With the RECCKN team. A series of briefing papers. We have analysed and interpreted the project findings in academic journal articles. Over the course of the project, the RECCKN team has presented and disseminated findings from the research at a number of conferences and events.