Sense about Science

 About
Sense about Science is a free crusading philanthropy that difficulties the distortion of science and proof in broad daylight life.

We advocate openness and trustworthiness about exploration discoveries, and work to guarantee people in general enthusiasm for sound science and confirmation is perceived in broad daylight examination and strategy making. We concentrate on socially and logically troublesome issues, for example, agribusiness and vitality where confirmation is disregarded, politicized or deluding.

Sense about Science is a little group working with a great many supporters, from world-driving specialists to group bunches.

Why we exist
Sense about Science was established in 2001 when media alarm stories – from the MMR wars to cell telephones 'broiling your cerebrum' – were overflowing, and open trust in science was at a record-breaking low. Researchers were on the edge of open civil arguments and there was a sense among the examination group that connecting with general society was unimaginable. Sense about Science was set up to advocate for and support people in general enthusiasm for sound science, and to urge researchers to take part out in the open talk.

Experimental confirmation can be an intense apparatus for understanding, responsibility and change. However open life regularly rotates around cases in view of poor or distorted proof: dangers are covered up or overstated, strategies depend on accounts rather than examination, experimental studies are taken outside the realm of relevance or mutilated. At the point when confirmation is distorted, misconstrued or concealed, our capacity to settle on the best choices for ourselves and society and to consider people with significant influence answerable, is reduced.

We need a general public established on openness: where those with force – foundations, organizations, lawmakers and government bodies – give a blunt record of the confirmation behind cases they make in people in general domain.