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commentNearly five centuries of science books
Daniele Gouthier
21/03/2011

In four steps – from Renaissance to the dawn of the 20th century – this issue explores some aspects of the history of book sciences, as research and ...

Adrian Johns

Science books and networks in the Renaissance. An interview with Adrian Johns

Bruce V. Lewenstein

Scientific books in American culture. An interview with Bruce V. Lewenstein

Paola Govoni

Popularizing science in Italy: a historical perspective. An interview with Paola Govoni

Francesco Paolo de Ceglia

Farmers for the kingdom of Heaven. Agrarian catechisms in southern Italy in the late enlightenment and the limitations of technical publications

commentScience journalism in the age of crowd: interviews
Filippo Bonaventura
21/12/2010

The purpose of this commentary is extending and enriching the discussion raised in the “Science Journalism and Power in the 21st Century” workshop, held ...

Pieter Maeseele

Science journalism and social debate on modernization risks

Anabela Carvalho

Climate change as a 'grand narrative'

Denise Silber

Participatory medicine as a new way to produce medical knowledge

commentRoad maps for the 21st-century research in Science Communication
Nico Pitrelli
21/09/2010

This is an introduction to the essays from the Jcom commentary devoted to the statute and the future of research in science communication. The authors have ...

Alice R. Bell

Notes from some spaces in-between

Brian Trench, Massimiano Bucchi

Science communication, an emerging discipline

Toss Gascoigne, Donghong Cheng, Michel Claessens, Jenni Metcalfe, Bernard Schiele, Shunke Shi

Is science communication its own field?

Richard Holliman

From analogue to digital scholarship: implications for science communication researchers

Susanna Hornig Priest

Coming of age in the academy? The status of our emerging field

commentEngagement tools for scientific governance
Andrea Bandelli
21/06/2010

Museums have a great potential to facilitate the political engagement of citizens, intended not in the sense of taking part to the “party politics”, but as ...

Sally Duensing

Changing standpoint on issues, by playing

Barbara Streicher

When stories make the context disappear

Frank Burnet

More scientists and less surrogates

Guglielmo Maglio

Creating exhibitions from debates

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