Commentary
The role by scientific publications in science communication
In their contributions to this special issue, the British science writer Jon Turney and the American scholar Bruce Lewenstein discuss the validity of the book as a means for science communication in the era of the Internet, whereas the article by Vittorio Bo deals with scientific publishing in a broader sense.
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Invited commentaries
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Scientific publishing: some food for thought
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