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Abbreviations and Acronyms | p. ix |
Biographies of Contributors | p. x |
Introduction to the Volume | p. xv |
Communicating post-academic science | p. 1 |
Scientists communicating | p. 3 |
Ethical codes and scientific norms: the role of communication in maintaining the social contract for science | p. 19 |
Patents and the dissemination of scientific knowledge | p. 35 |
Developing trends in scientists' communicating | p. 51 |
Science communication across disciplines | p. 53 |
Communicating physics in the information age | p. 67 |
Accessing contemporary science | p. 81 |
Science and the online world: realities and issues for discussion | p. 83 |
From print to online: developments in access to scientific information | p. 98 |
Consensus and controversy | p. 113 |
Peer review in science journals: past, present and future | p. 115 |
Controversy and consensus | p. 131 |
Popularizing science | p. 149 |
Where do books fit in the information age? | p. 151 |
Science communication in fiction | p. 166 |
Speaking to the world: radio and other audio | p. 178 |
Practising public engagement | p. 193 |
The development of Our Dynamic Earth | p. 195 |
Engaging through dialogue: international experiences of Café Scientifique | p. 209 |
Final Reflections | p. 227 |
Index | p. 231 |
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