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Journal of Science Communication (JCOM) @JsciCOM
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Insights into #scicomm practice and research in China - a review of a recent @PCSTNetwork event in Suzhou by @M_Claessens - see jcom.sissa.it/article/pubid/…
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UFOs, alien ship crashes & coverups – all in a new research article by two researchers from Purdue University (Nathanael Johnson & Glenn Sparks) exploring how counternarratives can negate conspiratorial beliefs. Available at doi.org/10.22323/2.23080202

Narrative misinformation from a credible source can be discredited with counternarrative

Former government intelligence officer David Grusch became a hot new topic in the UFO world when he declared that the government was hiding an alien ship crash retrieval program. Can this media...

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A new JCOM practice insight on designing purposeful #scicomm #games as #scicomm & #public engagement tools by Vicki Macknight, Marie McEntee & Fabien Medvecky - doi.org/10.22323/2.23080801
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Video abstract of a JCOM essay on the role of Japanese television in #scicomm by @masu_asari & @yasuhitoa youtu.be/y6gtJfXiBow?si=0qhW…
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A review of the first #PCST symposium in the USA - held @NotreDame with the theme: "Civic Science & Ethics in the Age of AI: Building Trust" #AI #scicomm - doi.org/10.22323/2.23080601

Public Communication of Science and Technology Symposium in South Bend, Indiana, U.S.A.

This conference review discusses the July 2024 Public Communication of Science and Technology (PCST) symposium held in South Bend, Indiana, the first PCST symposium held in the United States. It...

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A scoping review of how to detect and classify polarising online messages about science – see JCOM news item and link to study at jcom.sissa.it/news/21/
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A direct link to our new special issue on communicating discovery sciences - discoveryscience.co.za/jcom-…
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Announcing a special issue on challenges & opportunities of #scicomm in basic science - jcom.sissa.it/news/20/ - @RickBorchelt @msvandyke @sarakyeo @CONSULTKPC @cplberry @FuturaConjetura @hannahmidd8 @JanetTippi @JohnBesley @thoyibas @tpn1818 @XinnanDu
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The full special edition on communicating discovery science is available at jcom.sissa.it/collections/12… - #scicomm

The Kavli Foundation
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This special issue of @JsciCOM is dedicated to communicating basic, discovery science. Thank you to the editorial team and guest editors for this vital work, which Kavli is proud to support. 🔬jcom.sissa.it/collections/12…
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The Kavli Foundation
@KavliFoundation
21 Oct 2024
This special issue of @JsciCOM is dedicated to communicating basic, discovery science. Thank you to the editorial team and guest editors for this vital work, which Kavli is proud to support. 🔬jcom.sissa.it/collections/12…
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One of the papers in a new special issue of @JsciCOM on communicating discovery science #scicomm - full issue at jcom.sissa.it/collections/12…

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21 Oct 2024
📰 Academic press releases play an important role in the dissemination of new research, but are basic and applied research distributed alike? @jingwenzhang77, @RodrigoCostas1, @marinajoubert & I studied this question for a new paper in @JsciCOM 👉 jcom.sissa.it/article/pubid/…
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How to make sense of new AI technologies in the context of #sicomm research & practice - proposed framework to compare ChatGPT, Midjourney, and more - doi.org/10.22323/2.23060205b… @estherGreussing @m_taddicken @eveptr @Ayelet_bt – image from public.flourish.studio/visua…
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How did scientists cope with #scicomm challenges during Covid-19? This study of US-based physicians' online public communication practices provides some insights in light of 4 features of post-normal science - doi.org/10.22323/2.23060204- by @c_est_lucy @FleerackersA @Lauren_Maggio
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New book review - highly recommended guide to #scicomm witter by Sam Illingworth & Grant Allen; review by Elisabeth Stevenson (free ebook!) - doi.org/10.22323/2.23060701
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Incivility and trustworthiness are reasons for concern when people interact directly with scientists – especially during a time of crisis and communicating via polarised online media – A German case study of tweets during COVID-19 - doi.org/10.22323/2.23060203 #scicomm

Uncivil communication and epistemic trustworthiness concerns in public online discussions in...

The Covid-19 pandemic illustrated important developments in science communication, with direct online interactions between scientists and the public. This study performs a content analysis of tweets...

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An essay about #evaluation in #scicomm by @sophia_c_volk & @mss7676 – taking stock of current literature and reflecting on ‘good’ evaluation practices. Download at doi.org/10.22323/2.23060401

Evaluations in science communication. Current state and future directions

Evaluations are becoming more important in science communication. But both science communication practitioners and researchers are not sufficiently utilizing the potential of evaluations yet. In this...

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We are calling for abstracts (papers, essays, practice insights) for a special issue on #emotions in #scicomm - deadline 30 September - see jcom.sissa.it/news/17/

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"To improve sustainability #scicomm we tested #arts-based workshops with scientists, artists, & policymakers." Find out more in this new JCOM practice insight by @MarianneAchiam @VittingSeerup @sofielouisedam – see doi.org/10.22323/2.23060801 #sciart
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A recent JCOM paper on culturally relevant science media coverage featured via @CivicSciTV - youtube.com/watch?v=z6HKT-5Q… #scicomm

Increasing culturally relevant science media coverage: outcomes from...

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