Komuniciranje znanosti: Praktični vodnik za raziskovalke in raziskovalce ter za vse, ki želite spodbujati radovednost
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Communicating Science: A Practical Guide for Researchers and Anyone Who Wants to Encourage Curiosity. Would you like to learn how to use science to raise public awareness and how to share information in a way that captures attention, provides clear explanations, and brings science closer to people? Sašo Dolenc and Zarja Muršič will guide you step by step, explaining how to do this in a responsible, professional, and ethical way. The guide is intended for researchers as well as anyone interested in translating scientific findings into language that is accessible to the general public. It is an invaluable tool for those taking their first steps into science communication, while also serving as an excellent resource for those who have already embarked on science communication but want to improve their skills or explore another communication channe
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