The Live Creature and Ethereal Things

1.开发一种全新的科学参与方法，其重点是人类对科学--特别是基础物理学--的经验，借鉴申请人最近在物理研究所组织的一次研讨会的讨论，该研讨会汇集了包括STFC社区、艺术家和科学参与专家在内的物理学家。这种方法与提供有关科学内容的信息的标准科学参与模式形成对比(但意在与之共存)，相反，它侧重于从事科学工作的“活生生的生物”的经历--他们的背景、动机、兴趣和抱负--以及利用以艺术为基础的方法，使人们能够在视觉、物理和物质上接触基础物理学--宇宙学、粒子物理学和天体物理学--这方面的努力和非凡空间。在两个截然不同的英国城市--桑德兰和伦敦，对这种方法进行测试--并对这种方法进行初步评估。这两个城市在欧盟公投中的投票方式截然不同。面向公众：-通过艺术家菲奥娜·克里斯普的大型沉浸式胶片和摄影艺术品装置，提供对基础科学进行的环境和实验室的影响。-提供一个跨学科计划，探讨通过表演、讲座、放映和音乐体验科学研究的可能性，使观众和参与者能够体验不同的艺术方法，使科学变得亲密和个人化。-为来自英国和BAME背景的不同科学榜样提供一个平台，并将物理学展示为日常生活中直观(以及严格)的基本方面。-提供关于物理宇宙的知识和科学是如何通过实验和实验室工作创造出来的洞察力。-了解那些从事科学工作的人动机、兴趣和个性的多样性，以及这些人文素质如何推动科学。对于科学家参与者：-让他们能够将自己的背景、个性和价值观带到与公众的接触中，并探索他们的创意和文化兴趣，从而提高沟通能力。-让他们更好地理解允许和代表不同背景、方法和个性在科学中的重要性。-给他们一种重新振奋的体验和对工作的不同视角。继续建立物理学家和艺术家的网络，特别是在英国，但有国际成员，他们有兴趣探索和开发这种替代类型的科学活动方法。向其他科学家和科学参与提供者传播从这些活动和网络中学到的知识。

1. To develop a radical new approach to science engagement, which focuses on the human experience of science - specifically fundamental physics -, drawing on discussions from a recent symposium organised by the applicants at the Institute of Physics, which brought together physicists, including STFC community, artists, and science engagement specialists. This approach contrasts with (but is intended to co-exist with) the standard science engagement model of providing information about the content of science, instead focusing on the experience of the "live creature" who does science - their background, motivation, interests and aspirations - and on using art-based methodologies to enable visual, physical and material encounters with the endeavour and extraordinary spaces of fundamental physics - cosmology, particle physics and astrophysics.2. To test - and perform an initial evaluation of - this approach with people from both low and high "science capital" backgrounds (an idea borrowed from French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu's concepts of social and cultural capital to describe how people engage with the arts) in two contrasting UK cities, Sunderland and London, which voted very different ways in the EU referendum.3. For the public: - To provide an impactful encounter with the environments and laboratories where fundamental science is performed through a large-scale immersive installation of film and photographic artworks by artist Fiona Crisp.- To provide an interdisciplinary programme about the possibilities of experiencing science research through performances, lectures, screenings and music, enabling audiences and participants to experience different artistic approaches to make science intimate and personal. - To give a platform to diverse scientific role models from British and BAME backgrounds and present physics as an intuitive (as well as rigorous), fundamental aspect of day-to-day life.- To provide insights into how knowledge and science about the physical universe is created through experimentation and working in the laboratory.- To come away with a sense of the diversity of motivations, interests and personalities of those undertaking science as a profession and how these human qualities drive science.4. For scientist participants: - To improve communication skills by enabling them to bring their backgrounds, personalities and values into their encounters with the public, and to explore their creative and cultural interests.- To enable them to understand better the importance of allowing and representing diversity of backgrounds, approaches and personalities in science.- To give them a re-energising experience and a different perspective on their work.5. To continue to build a network of physicists and artists, particularly in the UK but with international members, who are interested in exploring and developing this alternative type of approach to science engagement.6. To disseminate learning from these events and the network to other scientists and science engagement providers.