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Using citizen science to expand the global map of landslides: Introducing the...
Robust inventories are vital for improving assessment of and response to deadly and costly landslide hazards. However, collecting landslide events in inventories is difficult at... -
How the medium shapes the message: Printing and the rise of the arts and scie...
Communication technologies, from printing to social media, affect our historical records by changing the way ideas are spread and recorded. Yet, finding statistical instruments... -
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Social media has created networked communication channels that facilitate interactions and allow information to proliferate within professional academic communities as well as... -
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How information is communicated influences the public’s environmental perceptions and behaviors. Information channels and sources both play an important role in the... -
Constructing and influencing perceived authenticity in science communication:...
This study develops a measure of perceived authenticity in science communication and then explores communication strategies to improve the perceived authenticity of a scientific... -
Caveat emptor, computational social science: Large-scale missing data in a wi...
As researchers use computational methods to study complex social behaviors at scale, the validity of this computational social science depends on the integrity of the data. On... -
Elites in social networks: An axiomatic approach to power balance and Price's...
A common two-tier structure for social networks is based on partitioning society into two parts, referred to as the elite and the periphery, where the “elite” is the relatively... -
Can scientists fill the science journalism void? Online public engagement wit...
AbstractIn many countries the public’s main source of information about science and technology is the mass media. Unfortunately, in recent years traditional journalism has...
