Andean Futures: Collaborative, Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Strategies for Sustainable Biocultural Policies in NW Argentina 

Professors Marisa Lazzari and Ioana Oltean from the Department of Archaeology and History share insights into their longstanding collaboration with Fundación Tiempos, an Argentinian organisation dedicated to sustainable and future-focussed heritage preservation. With support from our Engaged and Participatory Research Fund, this project helped support inclusive approaches to heritage in northwestern Argentina.

How to Share your Scientific Research with the Public 

Identifying avenues for engaging non-academic audiences with your research can be challenging, particularly when you are new to public engagement, or worry about finding ways to make complicated research topics more accessible. Science festivals are a popular way of introducing STEM research to new communities, and there are a range of festivals taking place throughout the year, supported by our own Exeter academics.