Abstract
Radio is a wonderful media for science communication. We share this opinion with key researchers in early radio studies who back in the '30s praised the importance of a dialogic model within science communication. This conviction is also shared by most science radio practitioners, scientists and researchers involved in the dialogue between science and society and supported by the many programmes taking place everyday all around Europe on radio frequencies. This book aims at exploring and proposing new challenges in science communication in radio broadcasting by introducing an element of reflexivity in the profession of science radio journalism and in the publica communication activity of scientists. We hope this work will be of reference to all those facing the actual scarcity of literature on science in radio broadcasting.

Information
Type: Monograph
Language(s): English
Year: 2005
Number of page(s): 140
Code (printed): ISBN 978-88-7699-018-2
Code (electronic): ISBN 978-88-7699-019-9- Open Access Publication