Further Reading
- Gregory, Jane & Miller, Steve (1998); Science in Public: Communication, Culture & Credibility (Cambridge, Massachusetts USA: Perseus Publishing)
- Vega Science Trust - Over 90 free-view science programmes including lectures, discussions, interviews with eminent scientists, careers programmes, workshops and teaching resources.
- The Royal Academy of Science's 2006 "Factors affecting science communication: a survey of scientists and engineers" report.
- Specialist journal Public Understanding of Science
- Southwell, Brian G., & Torres, Alicia. (2006). Connecting interpersonal and mass communication: Science news exposure, perceived ability to understand science, and conversation. Communication Monographs, 73(3), 334-350.
- Varughese, Shiju Sam (2012). Where are the missing masses? The Quasi-publics and Non-publics of Technoscience, Minerva, 50 (2), 239-254.
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