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editorialLibertà vo cercando
Pietro Greco
21/06/2004

Free information works. In the sense that Open Access Journals, scientific journals which can be accessed at no cost, thereby guaranteeing free access to ...

focusWhen the data isn't there. Disclosure: the scientific community (and society) at a crossroads
Yurij Castelfranchi
21/06/2004

The problem of accessing data is as old as science itself. Complete popularisation of scientific data (of a theoretical model), and even more so of the ...

articleLanguage change in scientific discourse
Monica Randaccio
21/06/2004

Halliday has demonstrated that changes in discourse function covary with changes in the grammatical resources a language makes available to construe ...

articleThe public's rapport with hands-on activities. An evaluation of "Explore-At-Bristol"
Francesca Conti
21/06/2004

In the summer of 2003, a survey was carried out at the At-Bristol Science Centre (UK) to determine the effectiveness of the hands-on activities of ...

articleImages of madness. The end of mental hospitals illustrated through photographs
Federica Manzoli
21/06/2004

The use of photography in the field of psychiatry is an eloquent example of the complex evolution of the relationship between science, communication and ...

reviewEinstein, Picasso and ideas' pilgrimages
Pietro Greco
09/12/2005

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reviewScience and natural philosophy in the Giacomo Leopardi's papers
Gianni Zanarini
09/12/2005

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letterFree access to the scientific information in the Sars case
Cristiana Pulcinelli
21/06/2004

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