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What's Next in Public Engagement?
Matthew C. Nisbet, Ph.D, is Associate Professor in the School of Communication at American University where his research focuses on the intersections among science, media, and society. E-MAIL: nisbetmc@gmail.com
Category: Science communication research
Landmark special issue of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment examines science communication strategies as they relate to universities, Federal agencies, individual scientists, advocates, and organizations such as cooperative extension.
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Category: Global Warming
Valuable food for thought from a reader of our BMC Public Health study....
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Category: AAAS
Important leadership from AAAS with other major developments coming in August...
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Category: Global Warming
In an open-access study published at BMC Public Health, we find that a novel perspective about climate change offers Americans a compelling way to think about an issue that has proven difficult for many people to comprehend.
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Category: Science communication research
A valuable report on public engagement, but is science ready for an informed, deliberative, and participatory public who might voice preferences that cut against the interests of science?
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Category: Entertainment Media
Compared to thirty years ago, the image of scientists in television and film is almost exclusively positive....
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Category: Science communication research
Less than 5% of climate change coverage mentions human health dimensions...
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Category: Science communication research
Forum free to journalists, science communication professionals, researchers, and others...
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Category: American University
Building a center for science communication in the nation's capitol....
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Category: Global Warming
A round up of thoughts and commentary...
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