Master in science communication: an overview

Science, politics, industry, media, state-run and private organisations, private citizens: everyone has their own demands, their own heritage of knowledge, thoughts, opinions, aspirations, needs. Different worlds that interact, question one another, discuss; in one word: they communicate. It is a co...

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Published in:Journal of science communication 2009-03, Vol.8 (1), p.C01
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