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This project examines and identifies research-based strategies to help scientists improve two-way online science communication using social media to better inform, engage, and inspire the broader population to strengthen support of America’s global leadership in science.
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“Thin ice”: Climate Change Public Engagement with Scientists on Twitter during COP26
This study investigates the patterns of communications between climate scientists and the lay public on Twitter. Considering that the discussion on climate change is increasingly associated with political and social issues, we aim to identify the communication strategies of a sample of scientists and their effects on the lay public’s responses.
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Investigating the Interactions between Climate Change Organizations and the Public on Twitter
This paper addresses the use of social media, specifically Twitter, by climate change organizations and their interactions with the public.
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Decoding Generative AI Dialogues: Twitter Discourse Analysis Among Scientists and the Public
This project analyzes how the scientists and the public discuss the topic of generative AI on Twitter to identify what kinds of discourse genres (Kling, 1994) in which they engage and what roles they play in sharing knowledge about generative AI (Hara & Sanfilippo, 2016; 2017).
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