Scrolling through science: how accurate is science content on TikTok
Authors : Ricardo Morais, Clara Eloïse Fernandes TikTok has become a popular platform for science communication, particularly among younger audiences, allowing ...
Étiquette : social media
Communiquer la science : pratiques et discours de créateur·rice·s de contenus sur la plateforme TikTok
Autrice/Author : Sarah Rakotoary Cet article examine les dynamiques de la vulgarisation scientifique sur des plateformes numériques, en se concentrant sur TikTo...
“Giving them the best information I could with whatever I had at hand”. Physicians’ online health communication practices in a post-normal science context
Authors : Lucía Céspedes, Alice Fleerackers, Lauren A. Maggio This study describes US-based physicians’ online public communication practices, particular...
Le groupe Facebook La Bibliothèque Solidaire du confinement. Circulations et médiatisations numériques des contenus et des pratiques savantes en temps de pandémie
Auteur.ices/Authors : Muriel Amar, Julien Hage Le groupe Facebook La Bibliothèque Solidaire du confinement (Bsc) constitue un dispositif de production relationn...
Who Are Tweeting About Academic Publications? A Cochrane Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Altmetric Studies
Authors : Ashraf Maleki, Kim Holmberg Previous studies have developed different categorizations of Twitter users who interact with scientific publications onlin...
Clickbait or conspiracy? How Twitter users address the epistemic uncertainty of a controversial preprint
Authors : Mareike Bauer, Maximilian Heimstädt, Carlos Franzreb, Sonja Schimmler Many scientists share preprints on social media platforms to gain attention from...
Interdisciplinary Analysis of Science Communication on Social Media during the COVID-19 Crisis
Authors : Thomas Mandl, Sylvia Jaki, Hannah Mitera, Franziska Schmidt In times of crisis, science communication needs to be accessible and convincing. In order ...