Titlebook: Communicating European Research 2005; Proceedings of the C Michel Claessens Conference proceedings 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V

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Media Skills Workshops: Breaking Down the Barriers Between Scientists and Journalists,dia. One method for overcoming this is through media skills training of scientists. This paper describes a successful method for training scientists developed over the past 12 years in Australia and successfully applied to other countries, including South Africa, New Zealand and The Philippines. The

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,The End of the Dialogue (200a4–201c5),d journalists about their contacts with each other. It is unclear whether this result is limited to Germany and the thematic fields analysed (risk issues and global climate change). More cross-national and cross-thematic research is required in order to complete our understanding of the science-media interface

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,The End of the Dialogue (200a4–201c5),n through peer review and formal publication is no longer effective. Those communicating science on the Internet have special responsibilities to help users, by making it clear how information have been gathered and processed

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9432-7he training of scientists to communicate with a variety of audiences, ranging from the public, to the media and policy-makers, and discusses the challenges faced by Europe in the important task of promoting two-way communication between its scientists and its citizens

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