Curriculum Vitae - Siëlle Phelan, M.Sc.
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Curriculum Vitae - Siëlle Phelan, M.Sc.
Curriculum Vitae - Siëlle Phelan, M.Sc. Contact information Fachgebiet Gymnasialpädagogik TUM School of Education Technische Universität München Schellingstraße 33 80799 München Tel.: +449.89.289.24373 Fax: +449.89.289.24372 Email: [email protected] Educational background 2005 Master’s degree in Education and Communication in Mathematics and Natural Sciences Thesis Theme: “Personality, Sleepiness and Performance in extreme Chronotypes” Internship: University Museum Groningen 2003-2005 Master’s degree programme in Education and Communication in Mathematics and Natural Sciences Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences University of Groningen, the Netherlands 2003 Bachelor’s degree in Biology 2001 ‘Propeadeutic Diploma’ Pedagogical Sciences 2000-2001 Bachelor’s degree programme in Pedagogical Sciences Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences University of Groningen, the Netherlands 1999-2003 Bachelor’s degree programme in Biology Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences University of Groningen, the Netherlands Research interests • • • Science learning in museums and other informal (out-of-school) learning settings Dealing with text, images and objects in museums PUS/PUR (Public Understanding of Science / Research) Professional background 2012 - present Research assistant at the faculty TUM School of Education, Fachgebiet für Gymnasialpädagogik (Department of Secondary School Education), Technische Universität München, Munich 2009 – 2012 Research assistant for the faculty of Media Management, Department of Sports and Event Management, Macromedia University for Media and Communication, Munich 2008 - 2009 Project leader ‘strategy’ & management assistant, ‘Platform Bèta Techniek’, The Hague 2007 Project manager market research, Ciao Surveys GmbH, Munich 2007 Freelance writer (of exhibition texts & popular scientific web content) 2006 -2007 Project leader science communication, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, University of Groningen, Groningen 2005 Science journalism internship (post-graduate) at Nature, Nature Publishing Group, Munich Externally funded research projects 2012-2013 Research assistant for the project: „user-specific presentation of knowledge with conflicting evidence in museums” funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) as part of the DFG Special Priority Programme “Science and the General Public: Public Understanding of Fragile or Conflicting Scientific Evidence” (2nd funding phase). Additional information (courses, conferences & more) 2012 2012 2012 2012 Phelan, S., Lewalter, D., Schnotz, W., Trishler, H., Grüninger, R., & Specht, I. (2012, May). Dealing with conflicting information in museums: How does conflict salience influence museum visitors’ level of information processing? Poster presented at the SPP 1409 Doctoral School “Science and the General Public – Understanding Fragile Knowledge and Conflicting Scientific Evidence” Kassel, Germany Specht, I., Phelan, S., Grüninger, R., Lewalter, D., & Schnotz, W. (accepted). Communicating fragile and conflicting science in a museum. Why scientific innovations require innovations in the museum. Abstract accepted for the 2013 ECSITE Annual Conference 2013, Göteborg, Sweden Attended the SPP 1409 Workshop: „Verstehen und Bewerten der Plausibilität von Informationen – zwei getrennte Verarbeitungsstufen?“ led by Prof. Dr. R. Bromme & Dr. D. Kienhues, Kassel (23-25 May) Attended the SPP 1409 Doctoral School „Science and the General Public – 2011 2008 2008 2008 2007 2007 2006 & 2007 2006 2006 2006 2003-2004 2002 2000 Understanding Fragile Knowledge and Conflicting Scientific Evidence” led by Prof. Dr. R. Bromme & Dr. D. Kienhues, Kassel (22-23 May) Attended the workshop ‘freies Sprechen’ by Michael Rossié Successfully completed ‘Deutsch C2.1’ language course, Goethe-Institut Niederlande, Den Haag (German, C2) co-organised ‘Vliegende Hollanders’ Science and Technology Summit, Amsterdam Attended the conference Evidence Based Policy Making, International Best Practices in connecting Science and Policy, Amsterdam (19-20 June) Gramser, S. & van de Laar, B. (2007, May). Science Linx, a university outreach project. Paper presented at the ECSITE Annual Conference, Lisbon, Portugal Successfully completed ‘TestDaF’ language course & test, SDI Munich (German, C1) (occasional) guest lecturer in science communication for the master’s degree programme Education and Communication in Mathematics and Natural Sciences Supervised master students during their science communication study projects Completed German course ‘level 3’, Language Centre Groningen (German, B1/B2) Attended Ecsite/Technopolis Science Centre Academy on new science centres, Mechelen (Belgium) Student member of the educational committee of the master’s degree programme Education and Communication in Mathematics and Natural Sciences employed as student research assistant for the TRAILS project, Universital Medical Centre Groningen employed as student research assistant for the GALM project, faculty of medical sciences, department of Human Movement Sciences, University of Groningen Non-scientific publications1 2008 2008 2007 2005 2005 2005 2004 1 Gramser, S. (2008). Promoting Science Education in the Netherlands. Exact leren globaliseren, TWA Netwerk, The Hague. Gramser, S. (2008). Facts & figures. Platform Bèta Techniek, The Hague. Gramser, S. (2007). Several popular scientific texts and articles for the Science Linx exhibition and website. www.sciencelinx.nl Gramser, S. (2005). Career View: Miodrag Stojkovic. Nature 439(7072), 240. Gramser, S. (2005). Alcohol and science: The party gene. Nature, 438(7071), 1068-1069. Gramser, S. (2005). Fake pottery buries theory of early start for Christianity. Nature, 438(7070), 895-895. Gramser, S. (2004). Sporen van het spullenbeest. University museum Groningen, Groningen. (a digital museum catalogue, in Dutch) All publications before 2009 were written under my maiden name: Gramser.