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1 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2026―Apr―20 Recursos de ciencia recreativa para abordar la COVID-19: jugar para afrontar la infodemia Nereida Martínez-Báez, Amelia Rodríguez-Pinedo, Elizabeth Ruiz-García, Miguel Garcia-Guerrero, Diogo Lopes-de Oliveira
2 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2025―Jun―19 Disease, denomination and de-stigmatisation: A content analysis of SARS-CoV-2 variant naming and re-naming in Australian news media Lucy Campbell, Rod Lamberts
3 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2025―Jun―16 Acusação e defesa na cobertura jornalística sobre a Covid-19: o CFM na “Folha de S. Paulo” e na “Gazeta do Povo” Giselle Soares Menezes Silva, Dayane Fumiyo Tokojima Machado, Marina Fontolan
4 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2025―May―19 Communicating scientific uncertainty during the COVID-19 pandemic: A turning point for journalism? Andrada Fiscutean, Maria-Magdalena Rosu
5 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2024―Dec―16 “I think it gave me a little bit of mistrust”: exploring trust in COVID-19 science among college students Ch'Ree Essary
6 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2024―Oct―14 Surfing the COVID-19 news waves: a Belgian case study of science communication and public relations with university press releases Miguel Vissers, Steve Paulussen, Gert-Jan de Bruijn
7 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2024―Sep―23 Uncivil communication and epistemic trustworthiness concerns in public online discussions in response to scientists during the Covid-19 pandemic Nicola Peters
8 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2024―Jul―29 O uso inadequado do conhecimento científico nas mensagens falsas sobre a pandemia de covid-19 Lucas Dias Queiroz, Guilherme da Silva Lima
9 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2024―Jun―03 E quando ainda não há vacina? A importância dos hábitos de uso de mídia na adesão a intervenções não farmacológicas durante a COVID-19 no Brasil Wladimir Gramacho, Mathieu Turgeon, Michelle Fernandez
10 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2024―Jan―22 Engaging young people in science communication about mental health during COVID-19 Signe Herbers Poulsen, Nina Maindal, Kristian Dahlmann Oddershede, Mathias Sejerkilde, Stine Breiner Pedersen, Manizha Haghju, et al. (+5)
11 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Dec―11 The teaching of science communication in higher medical education in Peru in the context of the COVID-19 post-pandemic Alessandro Strobbe, Michelle C. Chirinos-Arias, Joe Lucero, Enrique Rojas
12 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Nov―13 An analysis of science communication about COVID-19 vaccination in Portuguese online news media Elaine Santana, Joana Bernardo, Inga Donici, Rúben Valente, Bárbara Pedro, Inês Almeida, et al. (+4)
13 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2023―Sep―25 Estudio de percepción de la divulgación científica, actores y medios digitales relacionados con tres redes de divulgación científica ecuatorianas durante la pandemia de COVID-19 Sofía Cabrera-Espín, Roberto Vallejo-Imbaquingo, M. Claudia Segovia-Salcedo
14 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2023―Sep―11 La comunicación científica de la pandemia de COVID-19 en el periódico brasileño Folha de S. Paulo en tres periodos de análisis Sofia Foladori-Invernizzi, Luciano Levin
15 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Jul―20 Anti-scientific beliefs predict health behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic Nathanael Johnson, Glenn Sparks, Cheri Sparks
16 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Jul―17 Science by means of memes? Meanings of Covid-19 in Brazil based on Instagram posts Wilmo Ernesto Francisco Junior, Tereza Cristina Cavalcanti de Albuquerque, Biânca Luiz dos Santos Costa, Rafaella Lima Gomes
17 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Jun―20 Living Lab, interrupted? Exploring new methods for postdigital exchange on WeChat with urban-rural Living Labs in China and Germany during COVID-19 Kit Braybrooke, Gaoli Xiao, Ava Lynam
18 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2023―May―30 Discusión pública sobre Covid-19 en México: ¿Qué nos dice Twitter? Miguel Garcia-Guerrero, Diogo Lopes-de Oliveira, Erick Moreno, Nereida Martínez-Báez, Amelia Rodríguez-Pinedo, Elizabeth Ruiz-García
19 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2023―May―30 Discurso sobre as vacinas contra a Covid-19 no Brasil: uma análise em contexto de crise epistêmica dos campos jornalístico e científico Claudine Freiberger Friedrich
20 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Apr―17 Who are “we”? Examining relational ethos in British Columbia, Canada's COVID-19 public health communication Philippa Spoel, Alexandra Millar, Naomi Lacelle, Aarani Mathialagan
21 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Apr―11 Support for COVID-19 mandatory vaccination in the United States: examining the role of cultural worldviews, risk-benefit perceptions, and trust in scientists Yuan Wang, John Leach, Jiyoun Kim, Saymin Lee
22 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Feb―27 A Challenge for Media and Communication Studies: the Covid-19 Pandemic Rod Lamberts
23 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2023―Jan―18 `Pandem-icons' - exploring the characteristics of highly visible scientists during the Covid-19 pandemic Marina Joubert, Lars Guenther, Jenni Metcalfe, Michelle Riedlinger, Anwesha Chakraborty, Toss Gascoigne, et al. (+16)
24 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2022―Dec―05 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, Luisa Massarani
25 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2022―Jul―28 Practicing engaged research through pandemic times: do not feed the animals? Virginia Thomas, Angela Cassidy
26 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2022―May―17 “Cover your mouth and nose”: communication about health protection behaviors by role models in YouTube COVID-19 videos for children Jocelyn Steinke, Carolyn A. Lin, Tamia Duncan, Viviana Zambrano
27 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2022―Apr―21 Science communication during COVID-19: when theory meets practice and best practices meet reality Christopher D. Wirz, Ashley Cate, Markus Brauer, Dominique Brossard, Lori DiPrete Brown, Kaiping Chen, et al. (+8)
28 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2021―Dec―07 Perceptions of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the work of science journalists: global perspectives Luisa Massarani, Luiz Felipe Fernandes Neves, Marta Entradas, Tim Lougheed, Martin W. Bauer
29 [GO] Journal of Science Communication América Latina 2021―Nov―24 Infodemia e desinformação sobre o “tratamento precoce da covid-19” no Twitter e no Facebook de Bolsonaro Aniele C. A. Madacki
30 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2021―Nov―16 Follow the scientists? How beliefs about the practice of science shaped COVID-19 views Thomas G. Safford, Emily H. Whitmore, Lawrence C. Hamilton
31 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2021―Oct―05 Co-benefits associated with public support for climate-friendly COVID-19 recovery policies and political activism Jagadish Thaker, Brian Floyd
32 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2021―Sep―09 How do we tackle the COVID-19 crisis? Mass media and psychological responses to the health crisis in Spain María Álvarez-Rementería Álvarez, Gorka Roman Etxebarrieta, Maria Dosil Santamaria
33 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2021―Apr―08 Science in the media: the scientific community's perception of the COVID-19 media coverage in Spain Javier de Sola
34 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2021―Mar―31 The coronavirus pandemic narratives in Italian digital media Jorge Milan Fitera, Natalia Abuín-Vences, Javier Sierra Sánchez
35 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 An examination of Tunisian fact-checking resources in the context of COVID-19 Fredj Zamit, Arwa Kooli, Ikram Toumi
36 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 COVID-19 and (hydroxy)chloroquine: a dispute over scientific truth during Bolsonaro's weekly Facebook live streams Ana Carolina Pontalti Monari, Allan Santos, Igor Sacramento
37 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 COVID-19 and science communication: a JCOM special issue. Part 2 Luisa Massarani, Padraig Murphy, Rod Lamberts
38 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 COVID-19 crisis memes, rhetorical arena theory and multimodality Rick Pulos
39 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 COVID-19 in Brazil: an analysis about the consumption of information on social networks Luisa Massarani, Igor Waltz, Tatiane Leal
40 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 The COVID-19 mirror: reflecting science-society relationships across 11 countries Jennifer Metcalfe, Michelle Riedlinger, Martin W. Bauer, Anwesha Chakraborty, Toss Gascoigne, Lars Guenther, et al. (+6)
41 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 YouTube as a source of information on chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine during the COVID-19 pandemic Thales Brandi Ramos, Luciana Castilho Bokehi, Raphael Castilho Bokehi, Taynah da Silava Pinheiro, Erika Barreto de Oliveira, Renan da SilvaGianoti Torres, et al. (+3)
42 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 Toward an improved risk/crisis communication in this time of COVID-19 pandemic: a baseline study for Philippine local government units Reymund Flores, Xavier Venn Asuncion
43 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 Manga-based risk communication for the COVID-19 pandemic: a case study of storytelling that incorporates a cultural context Yasumasa Igarashi, Nozomi Mizushima, Hiromi M. Yokoyama
44 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 Spikey blobs with evil grins: understanding portrayals of the coronavirus in South African newspaper cartoons in relation to the public communication of science Marina Joubert, Herman Wasserman
45 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Dec―16 “Space Plague”: an investigation into immersive theatre and narrative transportation effects in informal pandemic science education Lindsay Keith, Wyn Griffiths
46 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 China and the battle to win the scientific narrative about the origin of COVID-19 Daniel Lemus-Delgado
47 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 COVID-19 and science communication: a JCOM special issue Luisa Massarani, Padraig Murphy, Rod Lamberts
48 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 COVID-19 in the South Pacific: science communication, Facebook and ‘coconut wireless’ Vipul Khosla, Prashanth Pillay
49 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 COVID-19 infections on international celebrities: self presentation and tweeting down pandemic awareness Wishes Mututwa, Trust Matsilele
50 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 Rapid reaction: ethnographic insights into the Science Media Center and its response to the COVID-19 outbreak Irene Broer
51 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 Pharmaceutical influencers on Instagram and their communication during the Covid-19 pandemic crisis Zahaira Fabiola González Romo, Sofia Iriarte Aguirre, Irene Garcia Medina
52 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 The landscape of disinformation on health crisis communication during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine: hybrid warfare tactics, fake media news and review of evidence Sonny Patel, Omar Moncayo, Kristina Conroy, Doug Jordan, Timothy Erickson
53 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 COVID-19: a metaphor-based neologism and its translation into Arabic Amal Haddad Haddad, Silvia Montero-Martinez
54 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 Liberalists and data-solutionists: redefining expertise in Twitter debates on coronavirus in Finland Esa Valiverronen, Salla-Maaria Laaksonen, Mikko Jauho, Piia Jallinoja
55 [GO] Journal of Science Communication 2020―Oct―05 Science communication for the Deaf in the pandemic period: absences and pursuit of information Alexandre G. Silva, Tiago Batista, Felipe Giraud, Andrea Giraud, Flavio Eduardo Pinto-Silva, Julia Barral, et al. (+2)
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