Add to ORKGThe role that images can play in communicating science to non-experts is contingent on the rhetorical choices of the organizations using them as tools for public outreach. The National Science Foundation’s annual visualization competition illuminates the potential pitfalls of visual science communication and opens up for discussion issues of effectiveness and ethics
Great communication ignites a chain reaction. Discussion: Identify the best presenter of science tha...
Weingart P, Joubert M. The conflation of motives of science communication - causes, consequences, re...
Communicating research to broad audiences is crucial in this funding climate (and fact-resistant era...
Effective science communication is highly dependent on clear, effective and eye-catching visuals. Ho...
We report on the Teaching Responsible Communication of Science project at Iowa State University. Thi...
Framing is widely acknowledged to be central to understanding how language constructs public controv...
Images in popular science invite public participation in science. Contrary to some theorists\u27 and...
207-224Science communication is not a new concept; scientists have been trying to communicate their...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2013Visuals (maps, charts, diagrams and illustrations) are...
As science continues to become implicated in personal and collective decision-making, the stakes for...
Abstract. Most visualizations produced in academia or industry have a specific niche audience that i...
Since its very beginning, modern science has put images at the center of its communicative processes...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Wiley via the DOI in thi...
My research looks at specific applications and methods of the participatory model of science communi...
The emergence of visual media as prominent and even expected forms of communication in nearly all di...
Great communication ignites a chain reaction. Discussion: Identify the best presenter of science tha...
Weingart P, Joubert M. The conflation of motives of science communication - causes, consequences, re...
Communicating research to broad audiences is crucial in this funding climate (and fact-resistant era...
Effective science communication is highly dependent on clear, effective and eye-catching visuals. Ho...
We report on the Teaching Responsible Communication of Science project at Iowa State University. Thi...
Framing is widely acknowledged to be central to understanding how language constructs public controv...
Images in popular science invite public participation in science. Contrary to some theorists\u27 and...
207-224Science communication is not a new concept; scientists have been trying to communicate their...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2013Visuals (maps, charts, diagrams and illustrations) are...
As science continues to become implicated in personal and collective decision-making, the stakes for...
Abstract. Most visualizations produced in academia or industry have a specific niche audience that i...
Since its very beginning, modern science has put images at the center of its communicative processes...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Wiley via the DOI in thi...
My research looks at specific applications and methods of the participatory model of science communi...
The emergence of visual media as prominent and even expected forms of communication in nearly all di...
Great communication ignites a chain reaction. Discussion: Identify the best presenter of science tha...
Weingart P, Joubert M. The conflation of motives of science communication - causes, consequences, re...
Communicating research to broad audiences is crucial in this funding climate (and fact-resistant era...