The science of the press. Trends and challenges for popular science journalism

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  • Martí Domínguez University of Valencia (Spain).
  • Anna Mateu University of Valencia (Spain).

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https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.4.21111

Abstract

Communicating science effectively and rigorously is still one of the many challenges facing scientists and researchers today. Indeed, in the current context it is more important than ever to involve society in the work undertaken at universities and research centres.
One of scientists’ main goals is to get their research results across and make both the scientific method and the ins and outs of science comprehensible to a wider public. As part of their communicative endeavour, researchers are also exploring other ways to reach out to society beyond the traditional media.

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Author Biographies

Martí Domínguez, University of Valencia (Spain).

Editor-in-chief of MÈTODE and professor of Journalism. University of Valencia.

Anna Mateu, University of Valencia (Spain).

Assistant editor of Mètode.

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Published

2021-06-17

How to Cite

Domínguez, M., & Mateu, A. (2021). The science of the press. Trends and challenges for popular science journalism. Metode Science Studies Journal, (4), 160–161. https://doi.org/10.7203/metode.4.21111
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The spirit of science (2014)

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The science of the press: Trends and challenges for popular science journalism

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