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Learning Environment: Comics | Books | Newspapers

What do people know about climate change ― and how confident are they? On measurements and analyses of science related knowledge

The story is that there is no story: media framing of synthetic biology and its ethical implications in the New York Times (2005–2015)

Structure and development of science communication research: co-citation analysis of a developing field

Book review: The science communication challenge. Truth and disagreement in democratic knowledge societies

Book review: Discourse media analysis of risk and responsibility for environmental pollution

Optimism in a sea of uncertainties: the journalistic coverage on the research of new medicines in Brazil

Communicating science through the Comics & Science Workshops: the Sarabandes research project

Not a scientist: how politicians mistake, misrepresent, and utterly mangle science

A fascinating book about ethnography made public and the ethnography of publicization

Science journalism by a journalist for journalists

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