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1. Get Your Science Out of Here: When Does Invoking Science in the Marketing of Consumer Products Backfire?

2. What Would Galileo Think of Ted Cruz? Reflections on Epistemic Crisis and Early Modern Scholarship.

3. Trusting on the shoulders of open giants? Open science increases trust in science for the public and academics.

4. Can't You All Just Get Along? Effects of Scientific Disagreement and Incivility on Attention to and Trust in Science.

5. Love the Science, Hate the Scientists: Conservative Identity Protects Belief in Science and Undermines Trust in Scientists.

6. Staging Science: Authoritativeness and Fragility of Models and Measurement in the COVID‐19 Crisis.

7. "You Gotta Choose Your Words Carefully": Findings from Interviews with Environmental Health Scientists about Their Research Translation Perceptions and Training Needs.

8. Preservice Teachers' Views of Nature of Science and Their Metaphoric Perceptions of Science and Scientists.

9. Bringing Science to Bars: A Strategy for Effective Science Communication.

10. Science in the Spotlight: A Crisis of Confidence?

11. Beyond Political Ideology: The Impact of Attitudes Towards Government and Corporations on Trust in Science.

12. Science as a Public Good: Findings From a Survey of March for Science Participants.

13. Scientific Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Science in South Korea: Does Knowledge Lead to Favorable Attitudes?

14. The Impact of Perceived Scientific and Social Consensus on Scientific Beliefs.

15. SALVAR LA CIENCIA.

16. Using Weight-of-Experts Messaging to Communicate Accurately About Contested Science.

17. Mapping the Landscape of Public Attitudes on Synthetic Biology.

18. Mind the gap: reflections on the art of science.

19. RETÓRICA Y DIVULGACIÓN CIENTÍFICA. UNA PROPUESTA PARA LA WEB DE EMPRESAS BIOTECNOLÓGICAS.

20. El papel de la experiencia histórica y la confianza en la comunicación de tecnologías emergentes: el caso de las nanotecnologías.

21. Applying the Gateway Belief Model to Genetically Modified Food Perceptions: New Insights and Additional Questions.

22. Cumulative Advantage in Sustainability Communication.

23. Hope for the future.

24. Ressource ‚Volkskultur’.

25. Worldviews, Issue Knowledge, and the Pollution of a Local Science Information Environment.

26. The Political Context of Science in the United States: Public Acceptance of Evidence-Based Policy and Science Funding.

27. Lessons for environmental health sciences from “Perceptions of science in America”.

28. Gurgling guts.

29. How Laypeople Understand the Tentativeness of Medical Research News in the Media: An Experimental Study on the Perception of Information About Deep Brain Stimulation.

30. Communicating Scientific Uncertainty: Media Effects on Public Engagement With Science.

31. The Construction of Imaginaries of the Public as a Threat to Synthetic Biology.

32. Introduction to SaC Forum: Public as Threats to Technoscientific Progress (Part I).

33. El caso Séralini y la confianza en el orden normativo dominante de la ciencia.

34. A Novel Exercise for Teaching the Philosophy of Science.

35. References.

37. OSM Session on "Challenges in communicating science and engaging the public".

38. Experiencing Biodiversity as a Bridge over the Science-Society Communication Gap.

39. Claiming Darwin: Stephen Jay Gould in contests over evolutionary orthodoxy and public perception, 1977–2002.

40. An astronomical survey conducted in Belgium.

41. Bringing physics, synchrotron light and probing neutrons to the public: a collaborative outreach.

42. What is the role of biologists in a hyperpartisan world?

43. Understanding Student Approaches to Learning Evolution in the Context of their Perceptions of the Relationship between Science and Religion.

44. What Counts as Science? Families’ Perceptions of Science in a Natural History Museum.

45. A Museum of Ideas: Evolution Education at the Yale Peabody Museum During the 1920s.

46. General ignorance?

47. A heretic in the academy.

48. ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT, PAUL NURSE, GIVEN AT THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING ON 30 NOVEMBER 2012.

49. Public Attitudes Toward Science and Technology and Concern for the Environment: Testing a Model of Indirect Feedback Effects.

50. “Everyone May Think Whatever They Like, but Scientists …”: Or How and to What End Plant Scientists Manage the Science-Society Relationship.

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