Science on the net: an analysis of the websites of the European public research institutions

Science on the net: an analysis of the websites of the European public research institutions

This article introduces a study on the websites of several European public research institutions that aims at identifying the science communication model chosen and implemented online with the purpose of reaching different target publics. The analytical approach takes into account a number of indica...

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Main Author:	Laura Massoli
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Sissa Medialab 2007-09-01
Series:	JCOM: Journal of Science Communication
Subjects:	Science and media Public engagement with science and technology
Online Access:	http://jcom.sissa.it/archive/06/03/JCOM0603%282007%29A03/Jcom0603%282007%29A03.pdf

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