- UK Science Festivals Network (UKSFN) members response to Select Committee on Culture, Media and Sport inquiry on ‘Impact of COVID-19 on DCMS sectors
- Fogg-Rogers, L., Weihe, B., Comerford, D., Fooshee, J. and Durant, J. (2019). ‘Science live — articulating the aims and ethos of science event practitioners in the U.S.A. and U.K.’. JCOM 18 (04), N01.
- We describe the context for developing the festival in Oxford in our Landscape Review (Oxfordshire Science Festival, 2017)
- University of Cambridge (Dane Comerford) response to Science and Technology Committee on Science communication and engagement (UK Parliament, 2016)
- Science Live (2016, Wellcome Trust) was a transatlantic pilot study to research science events in the UK (led by Dane Comerford) and USA (led by Ben Wiehe), seeking areas for development.
- Ensuring a successful UK research endeavour BIS, December 2014: “In this review the terms ‘research’ and ‘science’ are usually used in the context of the entire academic landscape, reflecting the Latin root, ‘scientia’, meaning knowledge. All academic disciplines contribute to the vigour of the research endeavour, including the natural sciences, technologies, medicine, the social sciences, the arts and the humanities.
- Review of informal science learning (Wellcome Trust, 2012) is a helpful background to how science is perceived and presented in the UK.