Book Review

15/11/2017

A carefully crafted work of rhetorical art

Erik Stengler

Shroeder Sorensen analyses in depth the close relationship of the TV-series Cosmos [1980] with the popular culture, in its broadest sense, at the time of its release.

13/03/2017

Spotlighting shared goals for science education and communication

Laura Fogg-Rogers

van den Sanden and Vries curate reflections and insights about the shared goals, practices and processes which bring together academics and practitioners in science education and communication.

22/02/2017

Synthetic biology: below the radar

Emma Weitkamp

Englehard et al provide a wide-ranging look at synthetic biology, from discussion of how one might classify different synthetic approaches to consideration of risk and ethical issues.

20/07/2016

The new divide: how a scientist-gone-filmmaker thinks Hollywood can save science

Victoria Gant

BOOK: Olson, R. (2015). Houston, we have a narrative: Why science needs story. Chicago, U.S.A.: University of Chicago Press

17/06/2016

The new commodities of the new media landscape

Andy Ridgway

BOOK: Content is king; News media management in the digital age.
Graham, G., Greenhill, A., Shaw, D.Andvargo, C., Eds (2015), London, U.K.: Bloomsbury

24/11/2015

A handy guide to science-communication theory and practice

Achintya Rao

The ever-changing nature of academic science communication discourse can make it challenging for those not intimately associated with the field ― scientists and science-communication practitioners

19/12/2014

Social networks and popular understanding of science and health: sharing disparities

Ann Grand

In this book, Brian G. Southwell discusses how disparities in information-sharing arise and what can be done to alleviate them.

22/09/2014

Book Review

21/09/2011

A reference for science communication

Marina Ramalho

The Encyclopedia of Science and Technology Communication has approximately 300 entries on science communication and is capable of meeting the needs of readers of differing profiles.

21/12/2010

When boffins go POP: Eduard Kaeser expects that the bubble of spectacular science may burst

Joachim Allgaier

Eduard Kaeser has written an interesting and critical book that is concerned with the connections between science and everyday life.

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