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Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|April 1, 2022
Positions on science and religious beliefs across societies: Development of a research instrument and testing of its validity among high school studentsJose-Luis Wolfs, Coralie Delhaye, Christophe Leys, et al.
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|September 20, 2019
Science journalism for development in the Global South: A systematic literature review of issues and challengesAn Nguyen, Minh Tran
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|August 29, 2019
Science-religion compatibility beliefs across Middle Eastern and American young adult samples: The role of cross-cultural exposureKimberly Rios, Mark Aveyard
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|January 20, 2021
Before and after the Chinese gene-edited human babies: Multiple discourses of gene editing on social mediaXing Zhang, Anfan Chen, Weiyu Zhang
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|July 31, 2019
Scientific truth or debate: On the link between perceived scientific consensus and belief in anthropogenic climate changeRaquel Bertoldo, Claire Mays, Gisela Böhm, et al.
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|May 13, 2011
Climates of risk: a field analysis of global climate change in US media discourse, 1997-2004John Sonnett
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|May 11, 2011
The public's trust in scientific claims regarding offshore oil drillingJuliet E Carlisle, Jessica T Feezell, Kristy E H Michaud, et al.
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|May 11, 2011
Activist trust: the diffusion of green expertise in a Brazilian landscapeAna Delgado
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|June 11, 2011
Government management of two media-facilitated crises involving dioxin contamination of foodCasey J Jacob, Corie Lok, Katija Morley, et al.
Public Understanding of Science (Bristol, England)|June 20, 2007
The (co-)production of public uncertainty: UK scientific advice on mobile phone health risksJack Stilgoe
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