NameGarry GibbsRegistration TypeUnknownDegreeMScStatusOtherStart Year2002Thesis TitleDispelling media Stereotypes: What do Scientists Really think of journalistsDepartmentScience Studies Centre
NameF TicehurstRegistration TypePart TimeDegreeMScStatuscompletedEnd Year2001Thesis TitleRicegate: experimenting with hypertext for science communication/ The reporting of environmental issuesSupervisorDavid Gooding and Helen HasteDepartmentScience Studies Centre
NameE KirkRegistration TypeFull TimeDegreeMScStatuscompletedEnd Year2001Thesis TitleAn investigation into the patterns of visitor use of interactive exhibits at Science Centres/ Science Museums and Science CentresSupervisorHelen Haste and David GoodingDepartmentScience Studies Centre
NameAquiles Negrete YankelevichRegistration TypeFull TimeDegreePhDStatusongoingStart Year1999Thesis TitleFact via narratives: Science writing and science communicationSupervisorDavid Gooding and Helen HasteDepartmentScience Studies Centre
NameLorraine WhitmarshRegistration TypeFull TimeDegreePhDStatuscompletedStart Year2001End Year2005Thesis TitleUnderstanding of, and response to, climate change among UK populationSupervisorDavid GoodingDepartmentScience Studies Centre
NameSally CollinsRegistration TypeFull TimeDegreeMScStatusongoingStart Year2001Thesis TitleHow do the ways in which science pupils learn compare to the ways in which scientists investigate?SupervisorDavid Gooding and Helen HasteDepartmentScience Studies Centre
NameM HarveyRegistration TypePart TimeDegreeMScStatusongoingStart Year1999Thesis TitleScience, culture and communicationSupervisorDavid Gooding and Helen HasteDepartmentScience Studies Centre
NameJenny DownesRegistration TypeFull TimeDegreePhDStatuscompletedStart Year2000End Year2006Thesis TitleVisual portrayals of the new astronomy: Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687)SupervisorNick JardineDepartmentHistory and Philosophy of Science
NameAileen FyfeRegistration TypeFull TimeDegreePhDStatuscompletedEnd Year2000Thesis TitleIndustrialised Conversion: the Religious Tract Society and popular science publishing in Victorian BritainSupervisorJim SecordDepartmentHistory and Philosophy of Science
NameGreg FriedRegistration TypeFull TimeDegreePhDStatuscompletedEnd Year2004Thesis TitleWhat Theory Cannot Capture: Freud and Four Philosophers on HumourSupervisorJohn ForresterDepartmentHistory and Philosophy of Science