Articles

1. Housing activists' science communication: online practices as contextual and reflexive. --Andrea Schikowitz, Sarah R. Davies
2. Brazilian National Science and Technology Week: a case study on engagement behaviors and impacts on the public. --Wilmo Ernesto Francisco Junior
3. Exploring the behavioral mechanisms of Chinese scientists' public engagement with science based on an integrative model. --Yang Li, Lijun Zhu
4. Science journalism in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: news sources engagement and [lack of] science accountability. --Abdullah Alhuntushi, Jairo Lugo-Ocando
5. The power of dinosaurs: lessons learned from the sharing of #SciArt on Twitter. --Laerie McNeil, Chantal Barriault, Birha Farooqi, Ian Black, Ann Pegoraro and Thomas J. S. Merritt
6. Metaphors of communication professionals in higher education: between the trivial and significant. --Hogne Lerøy Sataøen, Daniel Lövgren, Simon Neby
7. Understanding public perceptions of revolutionary technology: the role of political ideology, knowledge, and news consumption. --Chia-Ho Ryan Wen, Yi-Ning Katherine Chen

Practice Insights

8. Measuring the impacts of participatory citizen science: lessons from the WeCount sustainable mobility project. --Ana Margarida Sardo, Sophie Laggan, Laura Fogg-Rogers, Elke Franchois, Giovanni Maccani, Kris Vanherle and Enda Hayes
9. Increasing culturally relevant science media coverage: exploring the outcomes of a collaboration in Puerto Rico. --Mónica I. Feliú Mójer, Andrea Isabel López, Wilson González-Espada, Ernesto Cabezas Bou, Claudia Colón-Echevarría, Ailed Cruz Collazo, Jetsimary García-Justiniano, José Liquet y González, Charlene Rivera-Bonet, Angelie Rivera-Rodríguez, Attabey Rodríguez Benítez, Luis Alexis Rodríguez-Cruz, Priscila Rodríguez García and Giovanna Guerrero-Medina
10. Citizen science and science communication: toward a more inclusive pattern?. --Federica Cagnoli
11. A deaf-centred art-science approach to community engagement with sign language technologies. --Shaun O'Boyle, Elizabeth Mathews, Caro Brosens, Rehana Omardeen, Davy Van Landuyt, Alvean Jones and Lianne Quigley

Essays

12. Science communication in a diverse world. --Bruce V. Lewenstein

Conference Reviews

13. International Symposium on Public Communication of Science and Technology in Zacatecas, Mexico: between diversity, inclusion and pending questions. --Margoth Mena-Young
14. #AISCICOMM24. Discussing the role of (generative) AI for science communication research and science communication practice. --Julia Metag