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Browsing by Subject science communication
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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 10-Apr-2022 | Broad Medical Uncertainty and the Ethical Obligation for Openness | Brown, R; de Barra, M; Earp, B |
| 30-Jun-2025 | Does humor in popular science magazine articles increase information retention and receptiveness in science education? | Pinto, B; Riesch, H |
| 25-Jan-2021 | Enhancing engagement beyond the conference walls: analysis of Twitter use at #ICPIC2019 infection prevention and control conference | Martischang, R; Tartari, E; Kilpatrick, C; Mackenzie, G; Carter, V; Castro-Sánchez, E; Márquez-Villarreal, H; Otter, JA; Perencevich, E; Silber, D; Storr, J; Tetro, J; Voss, A; Pittet, D |
| 10-Oct-2018 | The major barriers to evidence-informed conservation policy and possible solutions | Rose, DC; Sutherland, WJ; Amano, T; González-Varo, JP; Robertson, RJ; Simmons, BI; Wauchope, HS; Kovacs, E; Durán, AP; Vadrot, ABM; Wu, W; Dias, MP; Di Fonzo, MMI; Ivory, S; Norris, L; Nunes, MH; Nyumba, TO; Steiner, N; Vickery, J; Mukherjee, N |
| 3-Dec-2018 | Telling stories about (micro)plastic pollution: Media images, public perceptions and social change | Henderson, L |
| 2014 | Why did the proton cross the road? Humour and science communication | Riesch, H |