Search Results - "Popular Science"

Competing epistemologies in the construction of popular science by Davis, Pryce

“…This paper focuses on how the personal epistemologies of scientists and science communicators shape their practices and interact with one another in the construction of popular science news. I present data from observations and interviews with scientists and reporters as they work together to produce science news to show how competing epistemologies result in compromises that—when presented to the public—might lead readers to form understandings that are at odds with disciplinary knowledge.…”
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Dynamic framing in the communication of scientific research: texts and interactions by Davis, Pryce, Russ, Rosemary S.

Subjects: “…Framing; Informal learning; Interaction analysis; Popular science texts…”
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Establishing the female voice in contemporary Nigerian narrative through nego-feninism: a study of Abubakar Gimba’s sacred apples by Muhammad, Nasiru Umar, Talif, Rosli, Kaur, Hardev, Bahar, Ida Baizura

“…Lexical density is also higher in scientific titles than in popular science ones. Scientific American Magazine titles are formulated in a clear and direct way, with no syntactic complexity. …”
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Specifics of appealing headlines in Russian mass media materials dedicated to science by Dolgova, Natalia, Orekhova, Yelena

“…The article attempts to study the impact of headlines in science news and popular science messages in Russian in the news agencies, the Internet newspapers, on the websites socio-political media, as well as on the popular science sites. …”
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Compounds, creativity and complexity in climate change communication: the case of ‘carbon indulgences’ by Nerlich, Brigitte, Koteyko, Nelya

“…It has prompted an explosion of writing in the media, on the internet and in the domain of popular science and literature, as well as a proliferation of new compounds around the word ‘carbon’ as a hub, such as ‘carbon indulgence’, a new compound that will be studied in this article. …”
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Model registration: a call to action by Sampson, Christopher James, Wrightson, Tim

“…In recent years, popular science writers have brought these issues to the fore, resulting in popular movements to improve the credibility of science. …”
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Understanding technoscientific citizenship in a low-carbon Scotland by Gibbs, Beverley

“…The idea of technoscience and cultural citizenship offers a way of reconceptualising popular science communication activity that is at risk of being dismissed as manifestations of an outdated ‘deficit model’ of publics and science. …”
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Bi-modal stimulation in the treatment of tinnitus: a study protocol for an exploratory trial to optimise stimulation parameters and patient subtyping by D’Arcy, Shona, Hamilton, Caroline, Hughes, Stephen, Hall, Deborah A., Vanneste, Sven, Langguth, Berthold, Conlon, Brendan

“…Findings will be disseminated to relevant research, clinical, health service and patient communities through publications in peer-reviewed and popular science journals and presentations at scientific and clinical conferences. …”
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新冠疫情背景下中国汉语新词语探究 by 何, 芝垒

“…After the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, many new epidemic words were derivedand widely used in daily life, assuming the important role of popular science knowledge, conveying information, expressing emotions and thoughts, and having a great impact onsocial life at that time. …”
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