Austrian science journalists were warned

How Political Science Can Help Journalism (and Still Let Journalists Be Journalists)

Political scientists frequently lament the media’s neglect of our research. Although reporters should have a basic understanding of the field, it is not reasonable to expect them to restate the conclusions of academic research on a daily basis. Moreover, it is not always clear how research findings apply within the conventions of political journalism, which is context-specific and episodic in n...

Coca-Cola's secret influence on medical and science journalists.

Looking for Women in Computer Science: An Austrian Perspective

This paper shows the development of women studies in computer science carried out in Austria. The studies include mainly three topics: education of women in computer science, questions of genderrelated approaches to information technologies and work styles of female computer scientists, and women as users of information technology in several work environments. Furthermore the relation between n...

The science-media interaction in biomedical research in the Netherlands. Opinions of scientists and journalists on the science-media relationship

Scientists’ participation in science communication and public engagement activities is considered important and a duty. However, in particular, the science-media relationship has not been studied frequently. In this paper, we present findings from interviews with both scientists and journalists which were guided by the Theory of Planned Behavior. Results show that different behavioural, normati...

Residency crisis in offing, provinces warned.