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Citizen Science as Participatory Science Communications for a third understanding: citizen science as participatory science communication. Participatory science communication moves the focus of citizen science from doing science, be it either democratized or contributory, towards communicating science, whether the purpose is to achieve scientific aims,

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Attempts to Categorize and Evaluate Science Festivals, a 30-Year-Old Science Communication Event: Thater renamed the British Science Festival. The modern concept of a science festival, as we know it today, first emerged in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1989. The prevalence of science festivals has grown dramatically within the past decade, cementing their status as a global phenomenon. Between them, the

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Emerging Practices in Science Communication in Canadars, including community disagreement about what counts as .good. science communication practice. In this chapter, we investigate the emerging online practices of science communicators in Canada. We focus on how science communicators are adapting and thriving online and what they value. Using social

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Science Communication in Nigeria and South Africa: Beliefs, Social Groups and the Social Space of Scxist as real groups but can explain the probability of individuals constituting themselves as ‘practical groups’ in what Pierre Bourdieu describes as a ‘symbolic’ social space. This chapter uses data from the World Values Survey (Wave 6) to construct the social space of attitudes to science in Niger

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The Cultural Distance Model: Empirical Evidence from Indiacience and society. It is a recent but growing area of research with its own strengths and limitations. The first phase of its development involved attitudinal surveys in many countries to measure the public’s scientific knowledge and probe the public’s attitude towards science and scientists. In ma

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Science Culture: A Critical and International Outlookstill missing, it is widely considered as a major factor that supports research and innovation and the values attached to them (such as respect for evidence and analysis and trust in scientific expertise). The evidence shows that the public’s science culture does scale with understanding of science

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Cultural Differences in Media Framing of AId in everyday life. Since the algorithms behind artificial intelligence (AI) are almost a ‘black box’ to most people, despite its pervasive presence in everyday life, AI keeps its fetish-like representation in the public imagination. Differing from certain science topics, such as space technologies,