Editing Public Engagement with Science (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Public Engagement with Science (PES)''' — The "Two-Way" process involving "Interaction" and "Listening" with the goal of generating "Mutual Benefit."
* '''Citizen Science''' — The "Participation" of the general public in "Scientific Research," usually by "Collecting Data" (e.g., 'Bird watching' or 'Protein folding games').
* '''Co-Creation''' — When "Scientists" and "Communities" work together to "Define the Research Question" from the very beginning.
* '''Deliberative Democracy''' — A form of democracy in which "Deliberation" (Discussion) is central to "Decision-Making" (e.g., 'Citizen Juries' on climate change).
* '''Science Shop''' — A "Community-Based" research center that "Answers Questions" for "Local People" (e.g., 'Why is our water brown?').
* '''Participatory Action Research (PAR)''' — An approach to research that "Empowers" a "Vulnerable Community" by "Including them" in the "Solving" of their own problems.
* '''Public Consultation''' — When the "Government" asks the "Public" for their "Opinion" before making a "Scientific Law."
* '''Mutual Learning''' — The idea that "Scientists" can "Learn from the Public" (about 'Values/Context') just as much as the "Public" learns from "Scientists."
* '''Transdisciplinarity''' — Research that "Integrates" "Academic Knowledge" with "Practical Knowledge" from the "Real World."
* '''Social License to Operate''' — The "Trust and Approval" of the "Community" that a "Laboratory" or "Company" needs to "Do its work" (e.g., 'Fracking' or 'AI').
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