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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
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: Science journalism
The value of university-based science media is greater now than at anytime before, but to maximize potential, new considerations and practices are needed.
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Category: Future of Journalism
Your ideas and proposals wanted...
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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 journalism
Shifting the imbalance between the resources spent on public relations and those spent on science journalism....
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Category: American University
Building a center for science communication in the nation's capitol....
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Category: Science journalism
A focus on climate change and the media...
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Category: Science journalism
The founding editor leaves one of the top outlets for reporting on research, economics, politics, and public engagement in the life sciences...
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Category: Science journalism
Your morning read on Copenhagen....
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Category: Science journalism
Perhaps the best place to go for context...
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