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issue 03, september 2005
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editorial Amphibious Environments in Science Communication -
21/09/2005
The historian Marshall Berman wrote that living in modern times means "to find ourselves in an environment that promises us adventure, power, joy, ...
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focus What type of Science Communication best suits emerging countries? -
21/09/2005
If we wish to attempt an initial analysis of the inquiry on the communication of science in Brazil, India and China that JCOM proposed in its three most ...
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article The rotten, the disembowelled woman, the skinned man. Body images from Eighteenth century Florentine wax modelling -
21/09/2005
Florence's La Specola Museum stirs up strong emotions. Among its collections, the valuable anatomical wax models created between the end of 17th and the ...
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article Science Journalism in Latin America: A case study of seven newspapers in the region -
21/09/2005
The objective of this article is to present a panorama of the way in which journalistic coverage of science and technological themes is being carried out in ...
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article Genetics and biotechnologies in Italian mass media -
21/09/2005
Several researchers operating in the sociological field have recently theorised that genetics and biotechnologies are at the core of the public perception ...
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comment Science communication between scientists and publics in developing countries. A knowledge-sharing experience -
21/09/2005
How does knowledge sharing affect scientists' everyday work in developing countries? And how important is it for the development not only of new scientific ...
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review Learning in a museum. Building knowledge as a social activity. -
09/12/2005
While the model for transmitting scientific information a model that attributes the effects of a message on the public to the intent of the communicator ...
