Can Neuroscience Change Our Minds?

Review by Hans Peter Peters

The concept of ‘engagement’ has been diluted beyond recognition and often appropriated by what should be more accurately called ‘public relations’

The Oxford Handbook of The Science of Science Communication

Review by Felicity Mellor

Misinformation and Mass Audiences

Review by Mike Schäfer

A timely foray into the analysis of…

Science Communication — Culture, Identity, Citizenship

Review by Birte Fähnrich

This book offers its readers both a comprehensible and instructive approach to science communication as a field of study and it forces its readers to uncover their own…

From Madman to Crime Fighter — the scientist in western culture

Review by Peter Broks

This is a wonderful book, both in the sense of being a pleasure to read and being full of wonders.

Reordering Life: Knowledge and Control in the Genomics Revolution.

Review by Maximilian Fochler

Who controls access to and use of knowledge? Which different entitlements and obligations are connected to specific knowledge and data, even…

Forschungsfeld Wissenschaftskommunikation

Review by Martina Franzen

Ideally suited and recommended for basic and advanced courses in communication sciences as well as for the training of leaders in science communication.

Haeckel’s Embryos. Images, Evolution, and Fraud.

Review by Elena Canedelli

The book addresses one of the most intriguing and fresh topics in the history of science of the last few decades: the relationship between science and the visual.