Exploring the brand of science: implications for science communication research and practice

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Abstract

Research on branding seeks to uncover the emotional, sensory, and cognitive meanings when a person first encounters an object, person, or idea. This exploratory study uncovers how these meanings apply in the context of science, and why a branding framework is important for science communication theory and practice. Reporting on survey data collected in April and June 2021, our results suggest a consistent functional brand image for science, yet a more nuanced context for how different branding constructs relate to science.

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Newman, T. P., & Beets, B. (2023). Exploring the brand of science: implications for science communication research and practice. Journal of Science Communication, 22(2). https://doi.org/10.22323/2.22020205

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