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COMCEPT

COMCEPT, acronym for Comunidade Céptica Portuguesa (English: Portuguese Skeptical Community), is a Portuguese project dedicated to scientific skepticism, created to promote rational and critical thinking about paranormal and pseudoscientific claims from a scientific point of view. Other subjects that are dealt with include conspiracy theories and…

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Abbreviation
COMCEPT
Formation
5 April 2012 (formalised in September 2016)
President
Diana Barbosa
Purpose
Promoting science, scientific skepticism and critical thinking
Region served
Portugal
Type
Nonprofit organisation

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COMCEPT

Nodes43
Edges42
Triples46
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.046512
Components1

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COMCEPT

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related to history · 14
COMCEPT → April, Coimbra, ComceptCon, Cépticos, Flying Unicorn Award, In November, It, Nazaré, On, Portuguese, Skeptics, The, Voice, Vox
related to Cépticos com Vox · 11
COMCEPT → Coimbra, Cépticos, Leiria, Lisbon, Porto, Pub, Skeptics, These, Usually, Voice, Vox
related to COMCEPT Prize · 4
COMCEPT → Portugal, The, The COMCEPT Prize, This
related to Communication and education · 3
COMCEPT → Don't Be Fooled, In, Não Se Deixe Enganar
related to The Solstice Conference · 3
COMCEPT → Christmas, Saturday, The Solstice Conference
related to ComceptCon · 2
COMCEPT → ComceptCon, It
Abbreviation · 1
COMCEPT → COMCEPT
Formation · 1
COMCEPT → 5 April 2012 (formalised in September 2016)
President · 1
COMCEPT → Diana Barbosa
Purpose · 1
COMCEPT → Promoting science, scientific skepticism and critical thinking

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prize portugal social 2012 awarded first skepticism critical thinking april association scientific cépticos comceptcon conference award website portuguese dedicated disinformation

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COMCEPTAbbreviationCOMCEPT1.00infobox
COMCEPTFormation5 April 2012 (formalised in September 2016)1.00infobox
COMCEPTPresidentDiana Barbosa1.00infobox
COMCEPTPurposePromoting science, scientific skepticism and critical thinking1.00infobox
COMCEPTRegion servedPortugal1.00infobox
COMCEPTTypeNonprofit organisation1.00infobox
COMCEPTWebsitecomcept.org1.00infobox
COMCEPTis apromotion of science0.90text
COMCEPTrelated to COMCEPT PrizeThe COMCEPT Prize0.60section
COMCEPTrelated to COMCEPT PrizePortugal0.60section
COMCEPTrelated to COMCEPT PrizeThe0.60section
COMCEPTrelated to COMCEPT PrizeThis0.60section

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