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Scientists' communication with the general public - An Australian survey
... over-represent scientists with a positive view about science communication or a personal or general interest in scientists’ communication in ...assumption, scientists were asked ‘How ...
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Public communication by climate scientists: what, with whom and why?
... shows that the most important drivers for a scientist to engage with the public are intrinsic motivation, political orientations, 349. academic productivity, and awareness of controvers[r] ...
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SCIENTISTS’ PERCEPTIONS ON THE NATURE OF NANOSCIENCE AND ITS PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
... public communication. Communication measures should carefully bring forward “the balance of taking advantage of the many new opportunities and also taking care of the risks”, and emphasise “that risks can ...
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Citizen scientists’ preferences for communication of scientific output: a literature review
... of Science database, resulting in 16 additional papers. See Table 1 for an overview of all included studies. The 32 academic papers that were selected via this pro- cess concerned participants’ experiences with engaging ...
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Policies and practices in supporting scientists’ public communication through training
... and scientists have become common concerns of government policies across many countries as building knowledge economies has become a guiding principle of public ...many scientists and engineers have engaged ...
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Expertise and the fractal model: communication and collaboration between climate-change scientists
... The level of interactional expertise that I acquire was however sufficient for the task of conducting a sociological analysis of area of research. I experienced some issues related to the policy relevance of ...
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Masterclasses in Science Communication: An international training programme for scientists and other professionals
... of scientists and ...science communication projects, but there is a distinct lack of available training in why such projects are needed, and how to carry them ...science communication Masterclasses ...
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Factors influencing the public communication behaviour of publicly visible scientists in South Africa
... compel scientists to try and remedy the situation and motivate scientists to get involved in science outreach (Besley et ...However, scientists who want to educate their audiences are likely to focus ...
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The Use of Social Networking Sites for Scholarly Communication by Emergent Social Scientists: An Affordances Approach
... Overall, interviewed early career researchers argue that their social capital has increased with social media usage. It is mainly an integrated commu- nication strategy displayed on multiple platforms: publications ...
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Toxic ignorance and right-to-know in biomonitoring results communication: a survey of scientists and study participants
... Although IRBs focus on protecting the rights and confi- dentiality of individuals, this may not require that indi- vidual results be reported back to study subjects. In fact, under certain circumstances, IRBs may ...
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Scientists in the public sphere: Interactions of scientists and journalists in Brazil
... study, scientists expressed little agree- ment with the idea that scientists should provide information about research that has not yet ap- peared in scientifi c publications and – along the same lines – ...
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Communication about scientific uncertainty: how scientists and science journalists deal with uncertainties in nanoparticle research
... Uncertainty can be defined in many different ways and from many different perspectives. Scientific uncertainty arises when results are, e.g., not yet validated, contradict- ory, inconsistent, or not reproducible. This ...
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The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders
... The degree to which we can collectively address issues raised in these workshops and develop a frame- work for action is ultimately contingent on securing adequate funding, continued collaboration among ...
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OUTLOOK The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders
... The degree to which we can collectively address issues raised in these workshops and develop a frame- work for action is ultimately contingent on securing adequate funding, continued collaboration among ...
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The Impact Of Information And Communication Technology (ICT) In Users' Interaction Between The Academic Staffs - Scientists/Engineers In Malaysia
... Although the frequencies of using telecommunication technologies are two times higher than by face-to-face contact (Table 1), it does not necessarily mean that these technologies are more important kind of ...
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The science media interaction in health care: Opinions of scientists and science journalists on participation in science communication activities
... science communication or have very little ...which scientists were contacted by journalists, most scientists indicated that the journalists usually contacted them directly by phone or e-mail, or ...
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The Missing Data Scientists.
... data scientists, they also need highly sophisticated soft skills around communication, collaboration, creativity, discipline and passion to drive business results by deriving value out of data ...
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Science communication in Australian agriculture : a study of communication between scientists and farmers on the issue of salinity in Harden, New South Wales
... Paramount to improving land management prac~ices and combating environmental crises like salinity in Australia is the smooth communication of scientific research, and o[r] ...
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The scientists who do the research: what are they up to in this new digital scholarly communication world?
... Data sharing: OECD ( Declaration on Access to Research Data from Public Funding). The governments of 34 nations recognise:[r] ...
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Why social scientists should engage with natural scientists
... Social scientists deploy a range of approaches to gathering evidence – from the collection of evidence and analysis of statistics, to the collation of responses to surveys and interviews and to the systematic ...
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