Article
1.) Exploring scientists’ perceptions of citizen science for public engagement with science. --Stephanie A. Collins, Miriam Sullivan and Heather J. Bray
2.) I Am a Scientist... Ask Me Anything: explicating the role of past behavioral attitudes on scientists' future public engagement intentions. --Austin Y. Hubner and Robert Bond
3.) Visualizing the structure and development of climate change communication research. --Chelsea R. Canon, Douglas P. Boyle and Stephanie A. McAfee
4.) Politics, economy and society in the coverage of COVID-19 by elite newspapers in US, UK, China and Brazil: a text mining approach. --Luiz Felipe Fernandes Neves and Luisa Massarani
5.) Perceptions of public communication on archaeology and heritage. The case of the scientists of Atapuerca (Spain). --María Eugenia Conforti and Juan Ignacio Legaria
6.) Organizational and societal goals in tension? A survey of communication practitioners at Swiss higher education institutions. --Silke Fürst, Sophia Charlotte Volk, Mike S. Schäfer, Daniel Vogler and Isabel Sörensen
7.) Debunking strategies for misleading bar charts. --Winnifred Wijnker, Ionica Smeets, Peter Burger and Sanne Willems

Essay
8.) Communicating science through competing logics and a science-art lens. --Anna Jonsson, Axel Brechensbauer and Maria Grafström

Commentary
9.) Twenty years of science communication: looking back, looking forward. --Michelle Riedlinger and Marina Joubert

Book Review
10.) Balancing practice and research: a framework for strategic science communication. --Sara K. Yeo
11.) Put to the test: science communication in crisis situations. --Lars Guenther
12.) Science communicaton and rhetorics — a review of `Recontextualized Knowledge. Rhetoric – Situation – Science Communication'. --Annette Leßmöllmann and Monika Hanauska

Conference Review
13.) Challenges and opportunities for science communication in a post-COVID world: the IAMCR 2022 Suzhou Pre-conference. --Ruifen Zhang