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50 Essentials on Science Communication
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Imprint 2
  3. Preface 4
  4. Editorial 6
  5. I. BASICS
  6. Basics Contents 13
  7. 1. Science with and for society 14
  8. 2. What is science communication? 16
  9. 3. The history of science communication 18
  10. 4. Goals of science communication 20
  11. 5. Inform, interact, involve 22
  12. 6. Science communication and science journalism 24
  13. 7. Science education 26
  14. 8. Authenticity in science communication 28
  15. 9. The communicating scientist 30
  16. 10. The science of science communication 32
  17. 11. Trust in science 34
  18. II. STRATEGY
  19. STRATEGY Contents 37
  20. 12. Stakeholders of science 38
  21. 13. Target groups of science communication 40
  22. 14. Institutional communication strategy 42
  23. 15. Internal communication 44
  24. 16. Communications departments 46
  25. 17. Science as a brand 48
  26. III. GET STARTED
  27. GET STARTED Contents 51
  28. 18. Learning science communication 52
  29. 19. Media training 54
  30. 20. Public engagement 56
  31. 21. Inredients of a good story 58
  32. 22. Language and simplification 60
  33. 23. Numbers and statistics 62
  34. 24. Communicating uncertainty 64
  35. 25. Visual communication 66
  36. 26. Evaluation of science communication 68
  37. IV. CHANNELS
  38. CHANNELS Contents 71
  39. 27. Interpersonal communication 72
  40. 28. Website 74
  41. 29. Social media 76
  42. 30. Channels of social media 78
  43. 31. Videos 80
  44. 32. Podcasts 82
  45. 33. Print materials 84
  46. 34. Science comics 86
  47. 35. Press releases 88
  48. 36. Press invitations and conferences 90
  49. 37. Events 92
  50. 38. School lab 94
  51. 39. Science slam 96
  52. 40. Science shows and festivals 98
  53. 41. Science centres and museums 100
  54. V. HOT TOPICS
  55. HOT TOPICS Contents 103
  56. 42. Competition in science communication 104
  57. 43. Bad science and misrepresentation 106
  58. 44. Fake news, misinformation and disinformation 108
  59. 45. Science Media Centres 110
  60. 46. Engaging with policymakers 112
  61. 47. Risk communication 114
  62. 48. Crisis communication 116
  63. 49. Animals in research 118
  64. 50. Ethical perspectives 120
  65. 51. AI in science communication 122
  66. References 124
  67. Authors 128
  68. Partners 134
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