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Science Communication around the World: eyes on Brazil

21/12/2004

Abstract

Internal scientific communication and public communication of science and technology are growing in Brazil at a good pace, along with scientific productivity. In this Focus we will try to analyze the debate on standard or alternative models of communication of science that can be seen in the practice of science journalism and popular science in Brazil.

authors

Yurij Castelfranchi

keywords

Policy-making, communication and governance of science

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: Communication and learning structures that facilitate transfer of knowledge at innovation transition points Ronald C. Beckett, Paul Hyland 09/12/2011; Scientists' attitudes toward a dialogue with the public: a study using "science cafes" Eri Mizumachi, Kentaro Matsuda, Kei Kano, Masahiro Kawakami, Kazuto Kato 28/11/2011; Metaphors in climate discourse: an analysis of Swedish farm magazines Therese Asplund 26/10/2011; A pilot project to encourage scientific debate in schools. Comics written and peer reviewed by young learners Giovanni Lo Iacono, Adélia S.A.T. de Paula 21/09/2011; All articles…

: Scientists' attitudes toward a dialogue with the public: a study using "science cafes" Eri Mizumachi, Kentaro Matsuda, Kei Kano, Masahiro Kawakami, Kazuto Kato 28/11/2011; Science journalism and digital storytelling Nico Pitrelli 21/12/2011; Science blogs and public engagement with science: practices, challenges, and opportunities Inna Kouper 26/02/2010

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