Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
2015 | Addressing social representations in socio-technical transitions with the case of shale gas | Upham, P; Lis, A; Riesch, H; Stankiewicz, P |
2017 | The ambiguity of electronic cigarettes: reflections on boundary objects and biomedicalization | Tamimi, Nancy |
4-Sep-2017 | Are audiences receptive to humour in popular science articles? An exploratory study using articles on environmental issues | Pinto, B; Riesch, H |
2014 | Citizen science as seen by scientists: Methodological, epistemological and ethical dimensions | Riesch, H; Potter, C |
2011 | Don't know, can't know: Embracing deeper uncertainties when analysing risks | Spiegelhalter, DJ; Riesch, H |
13-Oct-2017 | Gadflies biting science communication: engagement, tricksters and ambivalence online | Mendel, J; Riesch, H |
27-Sep-2021 | “A Moment of Science, Please”: Activism, Community, and Humor at the March for Science | Riesch, H; Vrikki, P; Stephens, N; Lewis, J; Martin, O |
2014 | Philosophy, history and sociology of science: Interdisciplinary relations and complex social identities | Riesch, H |
6-Sep-2021 | Protesting populist knowledge practices: Collective effervescence at the March for Science London | Stephens, N; Vrikki, P; Riesch, H; Martin, O |
2014 | Science blogging: Networks, boundaries and limitations | Riesch, H; Mendel, J |
2010 | Simple or simplistic? Scientists' views on Occam's razor | Riesch, H |
2016 | Surveying the citizen science landscape: an exploration of the design, delivery and impact of citizen science through the lens of the Open Air Laboratories (OPAL) programme | Davies, L; Riesch, H; Fradera, R; Lakeman Fraser, P |
2017 | What is public engagement, and what is if for? A study of scientists’ and science communicators’ views | Riesch, H; Potter, C; Davies, L |
2014 | Why did the proton cross the road? Humour and science communication | Riesch, H |
12-Jan-2023 | Why we need a public understanding of social science | Bartlett, A; Riesch, H; Stephens, N |