Science communication reconsidered.
As new media proliferate and the public's trust and engagement in science are influenced by industry involvement in academic research, an interdisciplinary workshop provides some recommendations to enhance science communication.
Bubela
Tania
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School of Public Health, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. nisbet@american.edu
Nisbet
Matthew C
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Borchelt
Rick
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Brunger
Fern
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Critchley
Cristine
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Einsiedel
Edna
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Geller
Gail
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Gupta
Anil
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Hampel
Jürgen
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Hyde-Lay
Robyn
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Jandciu
Eric W
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Jones
S Ashley
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Kolopack
Pam
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Lane
Summer
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Lougheed
Tim
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Nerlich
Brigitte
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Ogbogu
Ubaka
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O'Riordan
Kathleen
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Ouellette
Colin
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Spear
Mike
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Strauss
Stephen
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Thavaratnam
Thushaanthini
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Willemse
Lisa
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Caulfield
Timothy
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