Journal of Science Communication (JCOM)

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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/…

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/10.22323/2.230…

A new JCOM practice insight on designing purposeful #scicomm #games as #scicomm & #public engagement tools by Vicki Macknight, Marie McEntee & Fabien Medvecky - doi.org/10.22323/2.230…

Video abstract of a JCOM essay on the role of Japanese television in #scicomm by @masu_asari & @yasuhitoa youtu.be/y6gtJfXiBow?si…

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/10.22323/2.230…

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/

A direct link to our new special issue on communicating discovery sciences - discoveryscience.co.za/jcom-special-i…

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

The full special edition on communicating discovery science is available at jcom.sissa.it/collections/12… - #scicomm

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…

One of the papers in a new special issue of @JsciCOM on communicating discovery science #scicomm - full issue at jcom.sissa.it/collections/12…

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/10.22323/2.230… @estherGreussing @m_taddicken @eveptr @Ayelet_bt – image from public.flourish.studio/visualisation/…

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/10.22323/2.230… by @c_est_lucy @FleerackersA @Lauren_Maggio

New book review - highly recommended guide to #scicomm witter by Sam Illingworth & Grant Allen; review by Elisabeth Stevenson (free ebook!) - doi.org/10.22323/2.230…

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/10.22323/2.230… #scicomm

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/10.22323/2.230…

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/

"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/10.22323/2.230… #sciart

A recent JCOM paper on culturally relevant science media coverage featured via @CivicSciTV - youtube.com/watch?v=z6HKT-… #scicomm