Who is willing to pay for science? On the relationship between public perception of science and the attitude to public funding of science [PDF]
This article examines the relationship between the general public’s understanding of science and the attitude towards public funding of scientific research.
JOSÉ Luis Lujan
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Public Perception of Science. Part 1
Can science be made attractive and understandable to a largely unscientific public? As accounts of science depart ever more dramatically from common-sense appearances, perception of science becomes increasingly important for science-based societies and ...
R. Gregory
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SCIENCE POLICY IN SPAIN: NATIONAL PROGRAMMES AND PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF SCIENCE
The article studies the organization and financing of the Spanish state policy in the field of scientific and technological research and innovation, its institutional basic and the legal and regulatory framework, as well as analyzes the problem of ...
V. M. Novikova
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Factors Influencing Public Perception of Science
T. Koswatta +2 more
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The Public Perception of Science (1) [PDF]
R. Gregory
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Public Perception of Citizen Science in Spain: Sociodemographic Analysis
This study analyzes the public’s view of citizen science based on survey respondents’ expressed knowledge, attitudes, and motivations. The questionnaire was answered by 1,002 residents of 48 Spanish cities.
Flor Sánchez +2 more
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Consistent effects of science and scientist characteristics on public trust across political regimes
Recent years have seen an increased research interest in the determinants of public trust in science. While some argue that democracy should be the political regime most conducive to science, recent debates about salient scientific findings revealed ...
Sukayna Younger-Khan +2 more
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Biotechnology, communication and the public: Keys to delve into the social perception of science
The latest biotechnology applications allow for faster and cheaper gene editing than ever before. Many people are calling for a public debate on these issues, including the social, cultural and ethical implications of these applications.
Dominique Brossard
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“I am a scientist, but nobody needs to know”: towards an understanding about professional self-designation among university professors in Brazil [PDF]
As in many countries, in Brazil science is conducted mostly inside universities by professors and their graduate students and post-docs. This article aims at assessing the circumstances under which university professors of a biological sciences institute
TAYLINE S. DE OLIVEIRA +1 more
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