Science Cultures in a Diverse World: Knowing, Sharing, Caring

Communicating science: heterogeneous, multiform and polysemic.- Citizen science as participatory science communication.- Science communication on offer by research institutes in eight countries.- Attempts to categorize and evaluate science festivals, a 30-year-old science communication event: the case of Greece.- Emerging practices in science communication in Canada- Meeting the needs of society: experiences from practices at the science-society interface.- Science communication in Nigeria and South Africa: beliefs, social groups and the social space of science.- The cultural distance model: empirical evidence from India.- Science culture: a critical and international outlook.- Cultural differences in media framing of AI.- Segmentation disparities in scientific experts'' knowledge of and attitudes towards GMOs in China- Responsible research and innovation in China and the risks in innovation.- Exploring emerging public attitudes towards autonomous vehicles.- The evolution of scientific, technical and industrial culture in France.- Emerging practices based on new media in the Chinese science popularization industry: transformation in the new era of science communication.- Science communication in the new era: skills education at science and technology museums.- Science museums: the Brazilian case.