This article provides a framework for analysing changes and continuities in science
communication. The field is challenged by three contexts:(1)'post-normal situations' of …

Framing—selecting certain aspects of a given issue and making them more salient in
communication in order to “frame” the issue in a specific way—is a key concept in the study …

This study looks at how United States–based academic scientists from five professional
scientific societies think about eight different communication objectives. The degree to which …

Scientific issues requiring urgent societal actions—such as climate change—have increased
the need for communication and interaction between scientists and other societal actors …

This study focuses on climate journalists as key mediators between science and the public
sphere. It surveys journalists from five countries and five types of leading news outlets …

The mental models that individual scholars have of science communication–how it works,
what it is supposed to achieve and so on–shape the way these academics actually …

The relationship between scientists and journalists has evolved in recent years with the
advent of numerous sociocultural changes and drastic shifts within the media ecosystem …

From the 1960s onwards, communication scientists have analyzed science communication.
This article provides an overview of the empirical evidence that this research has generated …

Scientific results traditionally disseminate to the scientific community via scientific journals.
Studies' importance is assessed through the number of citations in those journals. The …

Identifying the potential dangers of the Anthropocene provides a useful path into a variety of
issues that are often ignored, misrepresented, or sidelined by the media. These dangers are …