Preprints: Their Evolving Role in Science Communication
Authors : Iratxe Puebla, Jessica Polka, Oya Rieger The use of preprints for the dissemination of research in some life sciences branches has increased substanti...
Étiquette : Science communication
Science Communication in the Context of Reproducibility and Replicability: How Nonscientists Navigate Scientific Uncertainty
Author : Emily L. Howell Scientists stand to gain in obvious ways from recent efforts to develop robust standards for and mechanisms of reproducibility and repl...
Open access to health and education research outside academia: perspectives of research users, research intermediaries and researchers
Author : Emily Nunn The thesis investigates how publics outside academia engage with ideas of open access (OA) to research publications. To do this, it analyses...
Social Media and Trust in Scientific Expertise: Debating the Covid-19 Pandemic in The Netherlands
Authors : José van Dijck, Donya Alinead This article examines the role of social media dynamics in the public exchange of information between scientists (expert...
La vulgarisation des recherches sur le phénomène de harcèlement dans The Conversation France : analyse du traitement thématique et discursif d’une question de société
Auteur/Author : Bérengère Stassin The Conversation France (TCF) est un média indépendant en ligne à but non lucratif. Il résulte d’une collaboration entre cherc...
Addressing diversity in science communication through citizen social science
Author : Lissette Lorenz This article seeks to address the lack of sociocultural diversity in the field of science communication by broadening conceptions of ci...
Science Communication and Open Access: The Critique of the Political Economy of Capitalist Academic Publishers as Ideology Critique
Author : Manfred Knoche Starting from a theoretical and methodological foundation of an academic ideology critique, the production, distribution and valorisatio...