The unsustainable Makers

Adam Arvidsson

Outlaw, hackers, victorian amateurs: diagnosing public participation in the life sciences today

Christopher M. Kelty

Is there something like a peer to peer science?

Michel Bauwens

Shirky and Sanger, or the costs of crowdsourcing

Mathieu O'Neil

Open science: policy implications for the evolving phenomenon of user-led scientific innovation

Victoria Stodden

The public production and sharing of medical information. An Australian perspective

Henry C.H. Ko

Users and peers. From citizen science to P2P science

Alessandro Delfanti

Googling your genes: personal genomics and the discourse of citizen bioscience in the network age

Marina Levina

Science blogs and public engagement with science: practices, challenges, and opportunities

Inna Kouper

Social network science: pedagogy, dialogue, deliberation

Richard Watermeyer

Changing the meaning of peer-to-peer? Exploring online comment spaces as sites of negotiated expertise

Marie-Claire Shanahan

Learning science in informal environments: people, places and pursuits. A review by the US National Science Council (Italian original version)

Paola Rodari

Filling the gap between theory and practice (Italian original version)

Nico Pitrelli

Mouse model: what do Japanese life sciences researchers mean by this term?

Jin Higashijima,Kae Takahashi,Kazuto Kato

Scientific mediation: on social processes, contexts and networks in which scientists are embedded

Miguel Martínez López

The "book" medium and scientific editorial communication: prospects and ongoing changes (Italian original version)

Laura Massoli

The role of evaluation in socialising S&T in the ERA

Evanthia Kalpazidou Schmidt

Contemporary arts in the Natural History Museum London: symbiosis and disruption

Bergit Arends

Techno-scientific hybrids. Science communication in pursuit of an academic identity (Italian original version)

Nico Pitrelli,Yurij Castelfranchi

Quality and integrity in scientific writing: prerequisites for quality in science communication

Marie-Claude Roland

The Master's degree of Trieste (Italian original version)

Pietro Greco

The communicative process of weather forecasts issued in the probabilistic form

Alessio Raimondi

Embedding science in society: a European perspective

Luisa Prista

Science cafés. Cross-cultural adaptation and educational applications

M. Norton,K. Nohara

Science on air: a journey through early science programmes in US radio

Matteo Merzagora

Arts and science under the sign of Leonardo. The case of the National Museum of Science and Technology ‘Leonardo da Vinci’ of Milan (Italian original version)

Claudio Giorgione

Scientists' virtues matter. More than ever

Alessandro Delfanti

The brain seduction: the public perception of neuroscience

Donato Ramani

Best practice in communications training for public engagement with science, technology, engineering and mathematics

Joana Silva,Karen Bultitude

Science centres around the world see unrest for art and science in society

Alessandra Drioli

Control societies and the crisis of science journalism

Yurij Castelfranchi

Science comics as tools for science education and communication: a brief, exploratory study

M. Tatalovic

The socialisation of scientific and technological research

Reflection on the collectivization of science through research groups

Brigida Blasi,Sandra Romagnosi

A graduate course for science communicators: a Mexican approach

Elaine Reynoso Haynes

Arts and science under the sign of Leonardo. The case of the National Museum of Science and Technology ‘Leonardo da Vinci’ of Milan

Claudio Giorgione

Master's Degree Program in Scientific and Cultural Communication: Preliminary reports on an innovative experience in Brazil (Portuguese original version)

Carlos A. Vogt,Marcelo Knobel,Vera Regina Toledo Camargo

Technoscience, technological cultures and socialisation

Erik Aarden

Public scientific communication: reflections on the public and its participation forms

Peter Seklo？a,Ernest ？enko

Master's Degree Program in Scientific and Cultural Communication: Preliminary reports on an innovative experience in Brazil

Carlos A. Vogt,Marcelo Knobel,Vera Regina Toledo Camargo

Opening the Test Tube: what do we know about research on science communication and the teaching of microbiology in Brazil?

Daniela Franco Carvalho Jacobucci,Giuliano Buzá Jacobucci

Opening the Test Tube: what do we know about research on science communication and the teaching of microbiology in Brazil? (Portuguese original version)

Daniela Franco Carvalho Jacobucci,Giuliano Buzá Jacobucci

Filling the gap between theory and practice

Nico Pitrelli

Learning science in informal environments: people, places and pursuits. A review by the US National Science Council

Paola Rodari

Science on television: how? Like that!

P. Maeseele,L. Desmet

Mapping gender differences in understanding about HIV/AIDS

Surjit Singh,Gauhar Raza,S.N. Misra,Pushpa Dahiya

Science and technology: socialising what for whom?

Sally Wyatt

Communication of influenza, influence of communication

Yurij Castelfranchi

Social technologies and socialization of research

Jos Leijten

A different interpretation of science-society relations: the socialization of scientific and technological research (Italian original version)

Luciano d'Andrea