What is it that really makes communicating science a good, moral thing to do? And are there limits to the potential ‘goodness’ of science communication?...
Issue 04, 2017
04/09/2017
This study aims to test the perceptions of audiences to positive and non-aggressive humour in two popular articles. The themes were the effects of...
12/09/2017
To unravel how science museums can prepare citizens for reflection on research and innovation, this study evaluates a playful exhibit prototype, Opinion...
18/09/2017
Science communicators develop qualitative and quantitative tools to evaluate the ‘impact’ of their work however narrative is rarely adopted as a form of...
20/09/2017
In June of 2014, geologists reported that, for the first time, more earthquakes greater than magnitude 3.0 occurred in Oklahoma than in California [Terry...
24/08/2017
CONFERENCE: Citizen Science Association Conference, Saint Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A., 17–20th May 2017
The second biennial Citizen Science...
20/09/2017
The Science in Public Conference, held this year at the University of Sheffield, generated animated discussion of a wide range of topics. Six...