European science communication project QUEST surveyed and reviewed different aspects of European science communication, including science journalism, teaching and training in science communication, social media activity, and science in museums. This article draws together themes that collectively emerge from this research to present an overview of key issues in science communication across Europe. We discuss four central dynamics - fragmentation within research and practice; a landscape in transition; the importance of format and context; and the dominance of critical and dialogic approaches as best practice - and illustrate these with empirical material from across our datasets. In closing we reflect upon the implications of this summary of European science communication.

The landscape of European science communication

Schmidt, Ana Lucia;Zollo, Fabiana
2021-01-01

Abstract

European science communication project QUEST surveyed and reviewed different aspects of European science communication, including science journalism, teaching and training in science communication, social media activity, and science in museums. This article draws together themes that collectively emerge from this research to present an overview of key issues in science communication across Europe. We discuss four central dynamics - fragmentation within research and practice; a landscape in transition; the importance of format and context; and the dominance of critical and dialogic approaches as best practice - and illustrate these with empirical material from across our datasets. In closing we reflect upon the implications of this summary of European science communication.
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