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This paper explores the combined effects of everyday life technological devices and advertisements in constituting an efficient way to scientific popularization.

20/07/2017

Reading dermatology in the Victorian newspaper. The performance of medical vocabulary in The Times correspondence column

Diana Garrisi

This contribution concerns the role of the Victorian newspaper correspondence column in advancing knowledge of dermatology in relation to corporal punishment.

20/07/2017

The communication of psychiatry in Brazilian press (1930–1940)

Carolina Carvalho, Cátia Mathias and Sérgio Marcondes

As a case study, we analyze an article of the psychiatrist Henrique Roxo published in 1942 in two publications directed to different publics.

18/05/2017

Discussing climate change online. Topics and perceptions in online climate change communication in different online public arenas

Ines Lörcher and Monika Taddicken

How users discuss climate change online is one of the crucial questions (science) communication scholars address nowadays.

03/05/2017

Science communication as a field of research: identifying trends, challenges and gaps by analysing research papers

Lars Guenther and Marina Joubert

Research in the field of science communication started emerging about 50 years ago and has since then matured as a field of academic enquiry.

18/04/2017

Building the economic-public relationship: learning from science communication and science studies.

Fabien Medvecky and Vicki Macknight

There is a gap between the discipline of economics and the public it is supposedly about and for.

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Online video on climate change: a comparison between television and web formats

Alicia De Lara, Jose A. García-Avilés and Gema Revuelta

This article proposes a classification of the current differences between online videos produced specifically for television and online videos produced for the Internet, based on online audiovisual

23/01/2017

Analysing Dutch Science Cafés to better understand the science-society relationship

Anne Dijkstra

Science cafés offer a place for information and discussion for all who are interested in science and its broader implications for society.

11/01/2017

Volunteer recruitment and retention in online citizen science projects using marketing strategies: lessons from Season Spotter

Alycia Crall, Margaret Kosmala, Rebecca Cheng, Jonathan Brier, Darlene Cavalier, Sandra Henderson and Andrew Richardson

Citizen science continues to grow, potentially increasing competition among projects to recruit and retain volunteers interested in participating.

11/01/2017

Deliberating science in Italian high school. The case of the Scienza Attiva project

Federica Cornali, Gianfranco Pomatto and Selena Agnella

This paper provides an analysis of the implementation and the outcomes of Scienza Attiva, an Italian national project for secondary school students, that makes use of deliberative democracy tools t

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