The Observatory For Outstanding Open Science Communication
25 February 2025
Learning from the past: A Conversation with Cristina Luís
History never repeats itself identically, but it can be an excellent starting point for understanding where we need to improve. Also for science communication
18 February 2025
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Even after the pandemic, trust in Scientists Remains Strong Globally
A comprehensive study covering 68 countries, published in Nature Human Behaviour, challenges the notion that scientists' trust has eroded following the COVID-19 pandemic. During and immediately after the pandemic, the question arose of how much this event could have eroded citizens' trust in science. The question arose because of the strong opposition that some […]
11 February 2025
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Looking for experts beyond our cultural and geographic ‘bubble’
Scientific journalism often suffers from a Eurocentric bias, limiting the diversity of expert voices and perspectives. By actively seeking out researchers from different geographical and cultural backgrounds, journalists can create more comprehensive and accurate scientific reporting. A sad feature of much scientific journalism is its Eurocentric and U.S.-centric focus. Journalists often default to discussing […]
30 January 2025
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Speaking to the mind and heart: Emotions in science communication
Effective science communication goes beyond facts, engaging emotions to connect with audiences. Research shows curiosity and awe are key in fostering interest and understanding.
17 January 2025
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How to employ AI in journalism ethically?
The EBU's News Report 2024 explores AI's impact on journalism, highlighting its potential to enhance efficiency while raising ethical concerns. Emphasizing the "human in the loop" principle, the report advocates for transparency and responsible AI use, ensuring that journalism's core values of accuracy and accountability are upheld.
The ENJOI Observatory For Outstanding Open Science Communication is the effort of a European network to foster engagement, openness and innovation in science communication and journalism
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OUR MANIFESTO FOR OUTSTANDING OPEN SCIENCE COMMUNICATION
We have Standards, Principles and Indicators to improve science communication and journalism. How do we use them? The answer is in the Manifesto for Outstanding Open Science Communication, targeted to people who are producing, consuming and sharing scientific information.
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