How to communicate research from the Academy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5377/rct.v0i24.7872Keywords:
scientific communication, dissemination of scienceAbstract
In the world of science, there are some fascinating terms that the authors, as professionals in the area of communication and journalism, seek to promote from their daily work. The main term to which we will refer is scientific communication, with the clarification that each of the derived concepts is related to the communication of science and how the findings of the latter can be transmitted effectively to all audiences as necessary. This article is proposed as an exploration of these concepts that could be useful to initiate conversations, debates, and reflections in the university spaces in which we move.
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