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issue 01, march 2003
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editorial Understanding Publics of Science -
21/03/2003
In recent weeks, Britain's Better Regulation Task Force report on scientific research regulation asked the Government to evaluate the risks associated with ...
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focus The crisis of the "Public Understanding of Science" in Great Britain -
21/03/2003
In a brief article published by Science1 last October, British scientists stated that the expression "Public Understanding of Science" (PUS), ...
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article Food for thought - Communicating food-related risks -
21/03/2003
In the last few years, a continuous series of food alerts have caught the attention of the media and the public in Europe. First, eggs and pork contaminated ...
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article Tropes, science and communication -
21/03/2003
Compared to expert-to-expert - or peer-to-peer - communication, the language of popular science is characterised by a wider use of figurative devices. This ...
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article The Human Genome Project and the media. Case study: the relation between genetics and the media -
21/03/2003
Terms such as gmo, genetic tests and pharmacogenomics, which were once used only by experts, belong today to everyday language. The new vocabulary of ...
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comment Science, technology and society in Europe: a science centres' network -
21/03/2003
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review "Un pubblico per la scienza. La divulgazione scientifica nell'Italia in formazione" of Paola Govoni -
09/12/2005
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review "Un pubblico per la scienza. La divulgazione scientifica nell'Italia in formazione" of Paola Govoni -
09/12/2005
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letter In mountain -
21/03/2003
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