The state of the art of research related to scientific communication on Quantum Physics between the years 2010 and 2022

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Over the decades, the Scientific Dissemination, at Brazil and other places elsewhere in the world, has been through a lot of transformations, therefore/and, new paradigms are being created, other abandoned, however, many questions remain open. One of them refers to the manners in which the Natural Sciences are communicated to society in general. In order to understand how is currently happening the Scientific Dissemination in one of the most important fields of Natural Sciences, the Physics, this article is composed by the State of Art on the research about Quantum Physics, in this area of knowledge. Therefore, this bibliographical research used Bardin’s content analysis as a methodological support, with the aim of identifying trends in research involving this thematic, and, as a database, the Scientific Eletronic Library Online (SciELO) and Google Scholar were used, as well as, the direct consultation of the main journals/magazine in the area. A small number (N = 11) of studies were found, in relation to the volume of academic productions consulted (N = 137), emphasizing that there is a large deficit to be amended. Additionaly, the majority of founded research, despite presenting relevant approaches, it doesn’t satisfactorily uses a language that configures Scientific Dissemination at the different representation levels of physical phenomenas, something that may eventually cause epistemological obstacles and inadequate visions for the models of these phenomenas.

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da Silva Souza, R., de Jesus Reis, G. A., & da Hora, G. M. B. (2024). The state of the art of research related to scientific communication on Quantum Physics between the years 2010 and 2022. Revista Brasileira de Ensino de Fisica, 46. https://doi.org/10.1590/1806-9126-RBEF-2024-0052

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