One of the main responsibilities of researchers is the circulation and dissemination of scientific knowledge. However, this task has evolved over time, and new forms of digital communication have emerged. This study explores the science communication strategies used by researchers in an emerging digital genre, the Twitter conference presentation. A corpus of 55 presentations (300 tweets) was analysed under the theoretical and methodological lenses of genre analysis and semiotic resources analysis. Results showed that researchers relied on their previous rhetorical knowledge of other spoken research genres at the macro- structural level, while the micro-structural level encompassed a higher level of rhetorical dynamism. Concerning semiotic r...
El objetivo de este trabajo es caracterizar el texto breve como género emergente del discurso digita...
For academics, digital environments represent a major venue for disseminating their work more widely...
In this introduction to the special issue Disseminating knowledge: The effects of digitalised academ...
One of the main responsibilities of researchers is the circulation and dissemination of scientific k...
This study examines the emerging digital genre of the Twitter conference, which remediates the tradi...
El servicio de microblogging Twitter, utilizado a la vez como red de información y como red social, ...
Technological advances and social media are currently transforming how scientific knowledge is produ...
[EN]: Twitter’s microblogging service, employed both as an information network and as a social netwo...
A medida que las tecnologías contribuyen al surgimiento de géneros en entornos digitales, estos géne...
The present article analyzes the scientific communication that takes place on Twitter. Its aim is to...
International research groups are expected to ensure global dissemination and visibility of their kn...
Abstract In contemporary media discourses, researchers may be perceived to communicate something th...
Digital media have the potential to foster genre innovation and change in scholarly communication, b...
In contemporary media discourses, researchers may be perceived to communicate something they do not ...
Social networks have transformed the Web into a repository of information from which very diverse ...
El objetivo de este trabajo es caracterizar el texto breve como género emergente del discurso digita...
For academics, digital environments represent a major venue for disseminating their work more widely...
In this introduction to the special issue Disseminating knowledge: The effects of digitalised academ...
One of the main responsibilities of researchers is the circulation and dissemination of scientific k...
This study examines the emerging digital genre of the Twitter conference, which remediates the tradi...
El servicio de microblogging Twitter, utilizado a la vez como red de información y como red social, ...
Technological advances and social media are currently transforming how scientific knowledge is produ...
[EN]: Twitter’s microblogging service, employed both as an information network and as a social netwo...
A medida que las tecnologías contribuyen al surgimiento de géneros en entornos digitales, estos géne...
The present article analyzes the scientific communication that takes place on Twitter. Its aim is to...
International research groups are expected to ensure global dissemination and visibility of their kn...
Abstract In contemporary media discourses, researchers may be perceived to communicate something th...
Digital media have the potential to foster genre innovation and change in scholarly communication, b...
In contemporary media discourses, researchers may be perceived to communicate something they do not ...
Social networks have transformed the Web into a repository of information from which very diverse ...
El objetivo de este trabajo es caracterizar el texto breve como género emergente del discurso digita...
For academics, digital environments represent a major venue for disseminating their work more widely...
In this introduction to the special issue Disseminating knowledge: The effects of digitalised academ...