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issue 01, march 2009
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editorial Techno-scientific hybrids. Science communication in pursuit of an academic identity -
20/03/2009
A recent article published in Science Communication addresses the training issue in issue in our discipline. Henk Mulder and his colleagues discuss the ...
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article Mouse model: what do Japanese life sciences researchers mean by this term? -
26/01/2009
Mouse-related research in the life sciences has expanded remarkably over the last two decades, resulting in growing use of the term “mouse model”. Our ...
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article Using communication research to gather stakeholder preferences to improve groundwater management models: a South Texas case study -
24/02/2009
There is a compelling need to ensure that the points of view and preferences of stakeholders are fully considered and incorporated into natural resources ...
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article The communicative process of weather forecasts issued in the probabilistic form -
20/03/2009
One of the main purposes of weather forecasting is that of protecting weather-sensitive human activities. Forecasts issued in the probabilistic form have ...
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comment Master in science communication: an overview -
20/03/2009
Science, politics, industry, media, state-run and private organisations, private citizens: everyone has their own demands, their own heritage of ...
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review Science on air: a journey through early science programmes in US radio -
20/03/2009
Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette, Science on the air, The University of Chicago Press (2008).
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review Scientists' virtues matter. More than ever -
20/03/2009
Steven Shapin, The scientific life. A moral history of a late modern vocation, The University of Chicago Press (2008).
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letter New languages for the spreading of scientific knowledge: broadening the dialog between science and society -
20/03/2009
The Internet is by far the most intensely used communication tool of today and the main channel of interaction in the globalized world. This technology ...
