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From liquid nitrogen to public engagement and city planning: the changing role of science events

When science makes us who we are: known and speculative impacts of science festivals

Science festivals: do they succeed in reaching beyond the ‘already engaged’?

Children’s University: sound language styles in a radio programme for/with children

When quotes matter: impact of outside quotes in a science press release on news judgment

The Holy Grail of energy? A content and thematic analysis of the presentation of nuclear fusion on the Internet

Communicating Science for social inclusion and political engagement: reflections on the PCST Conference, Brazil 2014

Observations of PCST2014

PCST 2014

Public relations as science communication

The changing rationale of science communication: a challenge to scientific autonomy

Research institutions: neither doing science communication nor promoting ‘public’ relations