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  • Niels Mede and Viktoria Cologna win 2024 Postdoc Team Award of University of Zurich

  • New Project Report on Science vs. Activism

  • PhD position (80%, 4 years) at IKMZ

  • Election of Sabrina H. Kessler as Speaker of the Swiss Young Academy

  • New Project: Digital Resilience

  • COALESCE: “Generative AI and Science Communication: Opportunities and Challenges”

  • Unveiling misinformation on YouTube

  • TISP Many Labs Project Featured in Nature News

  • New project: "SciComm meets Comedy"

  • Two projects get funding: "AI in Science and Society" & "Science vs. Activism"

  • Project co-led by Niels Mede has been highly commended at MRS Awards 2023

  • Vorsicht #Desinformation

  • Silke Fürst received the DGPuK Theory Award and the SACM Best Paper Award

  • Digital Health: COVID-19 misinformation on YouTube

  • Journal of Science Communication: The Notorious GPT: science communication in the age of artificial intelligence

  • New publication: "Conceptualizing platformed conspiracism"

  • Niels Mede received the 2023 Dissertation Award of the SACM

  • Sabrina Kessler elected member of Prix Média Commission

  • Neue Publikation: Grundlagenbeitrag: Inhaltsanalysen inklusive Medienanalysen

  • Sabrina H. Kessler Wahl zur Fachgruppensprecherin

  • Neue Publikation: Visuelle Evidenzen aus historischer Perspektive

  • Science Barometer Switzerland 2022: New results published

  • Science vs Activism? Exploring the Boundary

  • Chapters in "The International Encyclopedia of Health Communication"

  • Dissertation awards for Silke Fürst

  • New Project: The Effect of Disinformation on Opinion Formation

  • Dissertation award for Sophia Volk

  • Handbook “Standardized Content Analysis in Communication Research”

  • Special Issue on Mis- and Disinformation About Covid-19: Challenges for Health Communication

  • New book: TikTok: Creativity and Culture in Short Video

  • Book chapter on digital self-tracking

  • International Journal of Communication: Typologizing the Swiss Population’s COVID-19-Related Conspiracy Beliefs

  • Agriculture and Human Values: Genome-edited versus genetically-modified tomatoes

  • Doctoral position (60%, for 3-6 years) at IKMZ

  • New Media & Society: Conspiracy theories in online environments

  • Niels Mede elected member of ORCID Researcher Advisory Council

  • Journal of Public Health: Debunking health myths on the internet

  • Public Understanding of Science: Mapping mental models of science communication

  • Bookchapter: Eyetracking Study

  • Public Understanding of Science: Science-related populism declining during the COVID-19 pandemic

  • COVID-19: Science and Society

  • Global Environmental Change: Climate change in news media across the globe

  • Horizont.net: New leadership at IKMZ

  • New study: Severe underrepresentation of women in Swiss media

  • Digital Journalism: Conceptualizing “Dark Platforms”

  • Mass Communication & Society: Terrorist Organizations in the News

  • New Paper: Beyond the ivory tower

  • New Paper: From “Nasa Lies” to “Reptilian Eyes”

  • Journalism: What is terrorism (according to the news)?

  • Journalism Studies: 2 Publications

  • Disinformation on COVID-19 vaccination on YouTube: An analysis of content, impact, and subsequent verification processes via online search

  • Doctoral position (60%, for 3 years) at IKMZ

  • SciPop Scale included in 21st survey wave of Austrian Corona Panel Project

  • Silke Fürst new editor at SComS

  • The Science Communication Division in 2021: Where to Find Us

  • New Project: What can we learn from COVID-19 fake news about the spread of scientific misinformation in general?

  • New Project: Imaginaries of Artifical Intelligence

  • Mike Schäfer elected member of the National Academy of Science and Engineering

  • Science Communication: Learning From Science News via Interactive and Animated Data Visualizations

  • Publizistik: Truly irrelevant?

  • PuS: The "replication" Crisis in the public eye

  • WIREs Climate Change: Climate Change in a Changing Media Ecosystem

  • New publication: Feeling Asian together

  • New Project: Assessing the Potential of Citizen Science in Switzerland

  • New publication: Can transparency preserve journalism's trustworthiness?

  • Publizistik: Public communication in times of artificial intelligence

  • Information, Communication & Society: Contested Chinese Dreams of AI?

  • Public Understanding of Science: Science-related populism

  • New publication: The role of sex and gender in search behavior online

  • New publication: Lithuanians’ perceptions of vaccination and their sources of information

  • New publication: Growing Influence of University PR on Science News Coverage?

  • Chinese Journal of Communication: #PositiveEnergy Douyin

  • Swiss academy: Sabrina Kessler as new elected member

  • New publication: Eyeing CRISPR on Wikipedia

  • New publication: We are a bit blind about it

  • We are hiring: PhD position at the IKMZ available

  • New publication: Science communication research in the German-speaking countries

  • Talks of our division: 2020

  • New publication: Analyzing science communication through the lens of communication science

  • New publication: Public Understanding of Science

  • Project funding: Debunking health myths

  • New publication: Health Communication

  • New publication: Measuring selective exposure to online information

  • Environmental Communication: News Media Coverage of Climate Change in India 1997–2016

  • New publication: Science communication scholars use more and more segmentation analyses

  • New publication: Liking, sharing or reading political content online

  • 2 PhD positions at our department available

  • New publication: Global media and china

  • New publication: On measuring trust and distrust in journalism

  • Young Scholar Representative DGPuK Science Comm - Niels Mede

  • Our team: Presentations in 2019

  • New publication: How news media (de-)legitimize national and international climate politics

  • Mike Schäfer chairs expert group on Swiss science communication

  • New publication: Global similarities and persistent differences

  • Special Issue: Audience segments for science communication

  • New member: Niels Mede

  • New team member: Jing Zeng

  • New publication: Handbook on researching university communication

  • Senja Post appointed professor at the University of Göttingen

  • Structure and development of science communication research: co-citation analysis of a developing field

  • Chinese Social Science Today: Populism

  • New publication: What do we know about the humanities' representation in the media?

  • New publication: How do young adults engage with science and research on social media?

  • New team member: Meg Jing Zeng

  • New publication: Why do we click?

  • Research visit at the IKMZ: Lea Hellmüller

  • Jarren and Schäfer elected members of Akademie AG

  • New publication: Between active seekers and non-users

  • New publication: Searching online for information about vaccination

  • New publication: Transnationalisierte Öffentlichkeit und Klimapolitik

  • New publication: Climate change politics and the role of China

  • Adrian Rauchfleisch appointed as Assistant Professor at Taiwan University

  • Our Department: Presentations in 2018

  • New publication: The different audiences of science communication

  • New publication: Between fragmentation and dialogue. Twitter communities and political debate about the Swiss “Nuclear Withdrawal Initiative”

  • Mike S. Schäfer elected as President of SNSF Agora Commission

  • New publication: Trustworthy or shady?

  • New publication: How 'digital-born' media cover climate change in comparison to legacy media

  • Chess Lecture: Changing Science Communication

  • European Journal of Health Communication: Swiss population’s information awareness, behavior, and deficits during the COVID-19 pandemic

  • Niels Mede received the 2023 Dissertation Award of the SACM