issue 02, june 2002
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editorial Science, Socrates and the media -
21/06/2002
There is no use denying it: whenever a scientist gets a piece of news in a newspaper or on television concerning his own field of research, eight times out ...
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focus Scientists to the streets. Science, politics and the public moving towards new osmoses -
21/06/2002
What may be defined as the "standard model" of the public communication of science began to develop in the second half of the nineteenth century, ...
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focus Why science is hunting for an audience: the reasons of Italian researchers -
21/06/2002
"We can only appeal to society, considering that governments and parties have fallen constantly short of expectations since the late eighties. The ...
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article Leopardi and the ancient Greek mathematics -
21/06/2002
"I consider Leopardi's poetry and pessimism to be the best expression of what a scientist's credo should be". This quotation is from Bertrand ...
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article Telling time -
21/06/2002
According to Einstein's renowned declaration, for those who believe in physics or, more precisely, in its capability to offer a "scientific" ...
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article Language and terms to communicate mathematics -
21/06/2002
Popularising mathematics requires a preliminary reflection on language and terms, the choice of which results from underlying dynamics. The aim of this ...
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comment Biotechnologies in public -
21/06/2002
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review The infinity's experience -
15/12/2005
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review Infinities: a tour through the infinities -
09/12/2005
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review Il nostro folle quotidiano -
09/12/2005
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review Il nostro folle quotidiano -
09/12/2005
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letter The evolution of citation habits in primary science communication -
21/06/2002
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