Op-Ed articles

Editorial

Martí Domínguez

Bringing the University to the foreground

Esteban Morcillo

The rhetoric of science and why it matters

Michael Ruse

Documentary texts

Science in Verne and Poe: The Pym case

Juan Marcos Bonet Safont

The sleep of (scientific) reason produces (literary) monsters. Or, how science and literature shake hands

Daniel Genís i Mas

A vindication of ethnobotany: Between natural and social science

Joan Vallès Xirau, Teresa Garnatje

Genetically modified crops 2.0: The decline of media controversy in digital journalism

Maria Josep Picó Garcés

Global environmental changes in a unique flora: Endangered plant communities in the Valencia region

Emilio Laguna Lumbreras, Pedro Pablo Ferrer Gallego

How do organisms adapt to climate change? Chromosomal inversions in 'Drosophila subobscura': The case of Serbian populations

Francesc Mestres Naval, Goran Zivanovic, Conxita Arenas Sola

Living with climate change. The challenge of a new cultural change

Living with climate change. The challenge of a new cultural change

Bienvenido León

Is there a hole in the ozone layer of your climate change? From scientific culture to popular culture

Pablo Ángel Meira Cartea

Education in times of climate change: Facilitating learning to build a culture of climate-protection

Francisco Heras Hernández

Green taxes, quotas and equality: Preserving social justice whilst averting climate change

Paula Casal

Disaster, uncertainty, opportunity or risk? Key messages from the television coverage of the IPCC’s 2013/2014 reports

James Painter

Consensus and contrarianism on climate change: How the USA case informs dynamics elsewhere

Maxwell Boykoff

Word of Science. The rhetoric of scientific communication

Word of science. The rhetoric of scientific communication

Vicent Salvador

Paradox and argumentation: From rhetoric to the refinement of mathematics

Sebastià Serrano

Scientific ethos and the cinematic zombie outbreak: Science in fictional narratives

Leah Ceccarelli

Monolingualism and creativity: Scientific discourse and linguistic diversity in human and social sciences

Dominique Maingueneau

The spread of Ebola: How the world health organization’s rhetoric contributed to virus transmission

Celeste Condit

Arguing to convince: The rhetoric of scientific discourse

Tomás Albaladejo

Genes, genomes, and codes: Revisiting some key terms with multiple meanings

Evelyn Fox Keller

On the origin of life. An incomplete scientific story

On the origin of life. An incomplete scientific story

Juli Peretó, Antonio Lazcano

The universal ancestor: An unfinished reconstruction

Arturo Becerra, Luis Delaye

Reflections on the origin of life: More than an 'evolutionary' problem

Kepa Ruiz-Mirazo, Alvaro Moreno

Looking for the origin of life in cosmochemistry: Asteroids and their carbon-rich meteorites

Sandra Pizzarello

The RNA World: Piecing together the historical development of a hypothesis

Antonio Lazcano

Titan’s organic chemistry: A planetary-scale laboratory to study primitive Earth

Athena Coustenis

One of the foremost experiments of the twentieth century: Stanley Miller and the origin of prebiotic chemistry

Jeff L. Bada

Communicating health. Medical outreach efforts in the media

Communicating health. Medical outreach efforts in the media

Lucía Sapiña

The future of health communication: Innovating through partnerships

Scott C. Ratzan

The fear of life: Hyper-medicalised societies

Milagros Pérez Oliva

The debate on rare diseases: A look at media response

Antonio Bañón Hernández, Josep Solves Almela

How to learn from our mistakes: Communication of health crises

Javier Granda Revilla

Tobacco and health: The changing role of the media

Esteve Fernández

Youth, health and social networks: Instagram as a research tool for health communication

Natàlia Carceller-Maicas

Analysis of health communication texts: UK press coverage of debates about assisted dying

Clive Seale