Articles

1. The effects of witnessing harassment of scientists on public perceptions of science. --Jana Laura Egelhofer, Christina Seeger and Alice Binder
2. “I think it gave me a little bit of mistrust”: exploring trust in COVID-19 science among college students. --Ch'Ree Essary
3. Public perceptions of trustworthiness and authenticity towards scientists in controversial scientific fields. --Markus Schug, Helena Bilandzic and Susanne Kinnebrock
4. Trust in science, trust in ChatGPT? How Germans think about generative AI as a source in science communication. --Mike S. Schäfer, Bastian Kremer, Niels G. Mede and Liliann Fischer
5. Who, if not science, can you trust to guide you through a crisis? The relationship between public trust in science and exposure to established and alternative online sources in times of crisis. --Fabian Zimmermann, Christine Petersen, Matthias Kohring
6. Intermediaries in the limelight: how exposure to trust cues in content about science affects public trust in science. --Lars Guenther, Justin T. Schröder, Anne Reif, Janise Brück, Monika Taddicken, Peter Weingart and Evelyn Jonas
7. (Un)certainty in science and climate change: a longitudinal analysis (2014–2022) of narratives about climate science on social media in Brazil (Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter). --Roberta Lima, Andre L. Belem, Diógenes Lycarião, Thaiane Oliveira, Simone Evangelista, Luisa Massarani and Marcelo Alves
8. How different science communicators use identity strategies to gain public trust: a study on astronomy and climate change issues on a Chinese knowledge sharing platform. --Zheng Yang, Yuanting Huang, Tao Yang and Taoran Yu

Practice Insights

9. Harnessing multimodal and multilingual science communication to combat misinformation in a diverse country setting. --Kim Trollip, Michael Gastrow, Shandir Ramlagan and Yolande Shean