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Jun 21, 2005 Focus
The new "Chinese dream" regards science communication

by Nico Pitrelli

Science and technology: these are the mainstays China wants to concentrate on in order to stabilise its future as an emerging world power. Beijing plans to have the whole, enormous Chinese population literate in the scientific field within a few years. Scientific popularization is the key to what now, due to political influences and deep social disparities, seems remote.

Volume 4 • Issue 02 • 2005

Jun 21, 2005 Commentary
Why we need more thought

by Nigel Sanitt

All science undergraduates should do at least one philosophy course as part of their curriculum to augment their communication skills. This article sets out the arguments and the wider benefits for students of such courses.

Volume 4 • Issue 02 • 2005

Mar 21, 2005 Focus
Science communication in India: current situation, history and future developments

by Marzia Mazzonetto

Nowadays, India is experiencing a widespread diffusion of science communication activities. Public institutions, non-governmental organisations and a number of associations are busy spreading scientific knowledge not only via traditional media but also through specific forms of interaction with a varied public. This report aims to provide a historical overview of the diffusion of science communication in India, illustrating its current development and its future prospects.

Volume 4 • Issue 01 • 2005

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