Facultatea de Jurnalism şi Ştiinţe ale Comunicării / Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences

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    ROLUL JURNALISMULUI ŞTIINŢIFIC ÎN COMUNICAREA ŞTIINŢEI
    (CEP USM, 2011) Țurcan, Nelly; Marin, Constantin
    This article provides an analysis of science journalism, which is seen as a branch of journalism that uses the different techniques to inform public about science topics. The communication of scientific knowledge through mass media contributes to the formation of a scientific culture and the construction of basic scientific knowledge. The author presents an analysis of linear, gradient, and stellar models of science communication. It is widely assumed that science is no longer merely transported and translated by the mass media to a passive audience, but it is mediatized. Many authors believe that scientific issues are not discussed sufficient in the mass media nowadays. At the same time, science mediatization is usually diagnosed in three basic and widely concurrent dimensions: the coverage of science in mass media has extended, science coverage has become increasingly pluralized, and coverage on science has become more controversial.
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    PARADIGME ALE COMUNICĂRII ŞTIINŢIFICE
    (CEP USM, 2010) Țurcan, Nelly; Marin, Constantin
    The article presents an analysis of W. Garvey’s and B. Griffith’s (1971, 1972, 1979), UNISIST (1971, 2003), F. W. Lankaster’s (1978), T. M. Aitchison’s (1988), J. Hurd’s (2000), J. M. Makenzie Owen’s (2000, 2007), Bo-C. Bjork’s (2007) and other theoretical models of scientific communication. The analysis of traditional formal scientific communication in these models indicated typical science communication subjects and functions in scientific communication. In the traditional formal scientific communication model, the process of scientific communication is perceived as an information chain. The analysis showed that the theoretical basis of these models is the concept of process communication. Information and communication technologies have been applied to scientific communication. Due to these technologies, paradigm of scientific communication has changed. This paper presents the new scientific communication model regarding internal and external, formal and informal communication.