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February 13, 2015
How Scientists Engage the Public
Scientists Who Talk with the Public Often Are Also More Likely to Engage in Other Ways
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Most Scientists Support Active Engagement in Public Policy Debates
Nearly All Scientists Talk with the Public; A Sizable Share Use Social Media, Blogs
41% of AAAS scientists often or occasionally engage with the public in at least two ways
Both Traditional and Digital Tools Help Scientists Stay Up-to-Date
Most Scientists Support Active Role in Public Policy Debates
Most Scientists Perceive Both Interest in and Debate over Their Work
Perceptions of Public Interest and Media Debate Vary by Discipline
Uptick in Scientists Saying News Coverage Is Important for Career
More Younger Scientists See Career Benefits in Social Media Platforms
Scientists in Fields with More Debate Are Especially Likely to Say Media and Social Media Are Important for Career
Most Scientists See Lack of Public Knowledge and Media Reports as Problems for Science
Scientists Connect Directly with Citizens and Use New Media Tools, Too
Scientists Seek Both Specialized and General Audiences on Social Media
Most Scientists Engage with Public, Younger Scientists Are More Active on Social Media
Scientists in Public-facing Fields Are More Likely to Engage with Public
Scientists Who See More Interest Among Citizenry Are Also More Likely to Engage with Public
Social Scientists and Earth Scientists Are the Most Publicly Engaged
Scientists Who Talk with the Public Often Are Also More Likely to Engage in Other Ways
Scientists Cite a Host of Strategies to Encourage Societal Support for Science Research
How Scientists Keep Up with Their Specialty Area
Scientists in Biomedical, Social Sciences Are Especially Plugged In Digitally
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How Scientists Engage the Public
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