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Science and the Social Media in an African Context: The Case of the Square Kilometre Array Telescope

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Analyzing Climate Change Communication Through Online Games: Development and Application of Validated Criteria

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Information-Sharing and Community-Building: Exploring the Use of Twitter in Science Public Relations

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Public Science in a Wired World: How Online Media Are Shaping Science Communication

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Social Media and Environmental Activism: Framing Climate Change on Facebook by Global NGOs