Workshop #3
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iSchool Community for Science of Science: Scholarly Communication, Communicating Science, and Public Participation in Science
N. Hara 1, B. Yu 2, C. Zhang 3, M. Sun 4, M. Teplitskiy 5, I. Pasquetto 6
1 Indiana University Bloomington, United States of America; 2 Syracuse University; 3 University of Hong Kong; 4 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign; 5 University of Maryland; 6 University of Maryland
Scholarly communication has been a common research thread in the iSchool community. However, studies about communicating science outside of academic circles within the “Science of Science” research have not been as mainstream. Information about science is quickly becoming easier for the non-expert public to obtain, circulate, and co-produce. On one hand, prevalent online communication platforms, such as social media, offer resources for citizens seeking concise explanations of complex scientific issues. On the other hand, the widespread misinformation online became a major issue for the non-expert public to gain relevant scientific knowledge. These online platforms have created both opportunities and challenges for scientists and the public when interacting with each other. The aim of this panel is not only to share novel research about the Science of Science conducted by iSchool faculty, but also to provide an opportunity to discuss the creation of a new research community.
Wednesday, 19/Mar/2025: 9:00am - 10:30am
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