Articles

1. Effects of message frames and visual cues on cell-cultured meat communication: sensation seeking as a moderator. --Namyeon Lee and Sungkyoung Lee
2. Citizen science and learning outcomes: assessment of projects in South Africa. --Nonsikelelo Sackey, Corlia Meyer and Peter Weingart
3. Standards for science communication in extended and virtual reality: a model for XR/VR based on London Charter and Seville Principles. --Jose Luis Rubio Tamayo, Daniel Lewis Wuebben and Manuel Gertrudix
4. Journalists and scientists together: the public problem of science disinformation in Brazil. --Fábio Henrique Pereira and Raphael Sandes de Oliveira
5. Navigating the AI era: university communication strategies and perspectives on generative AI tools. --Justus Henke

Practice Insight

6. Using science communication research to practice iterative engagement in collaborative nutrient management. --Katherine Canfield and Casey Chatelain
7. Prioritising community over content: value shifts in science centres. --Jennifer DeWitt and Shaaron Leverment
8. Hands-on climate engagement: principles for effective hands-on activities and demonstrations. --Angus Croak and Graham J. Walker

Essays

9. Studying science in pop culture through textual analysis. An introduction to examining science in visual texts — Street art, comics and (animated) film. --Anna-Sophie Jürgens, Lucy Darragh, Paul Peace, Rita Agha, John Noel Viana and Isabel Richards

Book Reviews

10. Through the `queering' glass: looking at science communication from a queer lens. --Siddharth Kankaria
11. Amplifying informal science learning: rethinking research, design, and engagement. --Graham J. Walker
12. Theatre about science. Theory and practice. --Andrew Glester