Capturing colour on HMS Beagle: Charles Darwin and Werner's Nomenclature of Colours (1821) [0.03%]
捕捉色彩的《捕鲸艇贝格尔号》：查尔斯·达尔文与《沃erner色彩命名法（1821）》
Joyce Dixon
Joyce Dixon
During the forty-thousand-mile voyage of HMS Beagle (1831-6) Charles Darwin compiled an extensive corpus of manuscript materials, containing a highly specialized chromatic vocabulary. Darwin's dedicated use of binomial colour terms, such as...
Museum film as a means of making museums: the Exploratorium's early years through the intermedial lens [0.03%]
博物馆电影的媒介考察： Exploratorium早期岁月中的博物馆影片作为一种制作博物馆的手段
Arne Schirrmacher
Arne Schirrmacher
This paper explores the potential offered by a cinematographic approach to the study of museums, particularly science centres. By setting up an intermedial lens that maps between the museum medium and film - particularly the visitor experie...
Liaisons dangereuses: Britain, the US, the Soviet Union and the circulation of knowledge about penicillin (1943-1950) [0.03%]
危险的关系：英国、美国、苏联与青霉素知识的流通（1943-1950）
Daniele Cozzoli
Daniele Cozzoli
This paper explores the complex role penicillin played in the relations between Britain, the USA and the USSR between the Second World War and the beginning of the Cold War through the lens of science diplomacy and the category of negotiati...
Two books to trouble the biological - and disciplinary - boundaries that trouble us today [0.03%]
两本挑战今天我们所面临的生物和学科界限的书
Rachel Mason Dentinger
Rachel Mason Dentinger
Veli Virmajoki
Veli Virmajoki
Within These Four Walls: televisualizing museum spaces of science, 1950-1971 [0.03%]
方寸天地：电视中的科学博物馆空间，1950—1971年
Rupert Cole
Rupert Cole
The paper examines BBC television programmes that feature museum spaces of science and technology, contextualizing the development of this programme type in the 1950s and 1960s with science (and history-of-science) broadcasting. In 1971, th...
Visual cultures of CRISPR: intermedial figuration in science communication [0.03%]
CRISPR的视觉文化：科学传播中的跨媒介表征
Avey Nelson,Kate O&#x;Riordan,Joshua Kim
Avey Nelson
This article traces the visual culture of human genetic engineering over the past decade, focusing on the CRISPR genome editing technology. We argue that the representations surrounding CRISPR exemplify, and to an extent define, this visual...
Living in an intermedial world: intermediality as a methodology of historical inquiry to uncover the social dimension of science communication [0.03%]
生活在跨媒介世界中：一种用于探究科学传播的社会维度的历史研究方法论
Jean-Baptiste Gouyon
Jean-Baptiste Gouyon
Audiences for science in the media live and operate, as agents who endow science with social and cultural meanings, in an intermedial world. Following cultural tracers through time and across media, and attending to a key actors' category, ...
Emerging infectious disease outbreaks and real-time health communication: intermediality, uncertainty and dissent [0.03%]
传染病爆发与实时健康传播：媒介性、不确定性与异议
Kirsten Ostherr
Kirsten Ostherr
This article maps out the challenges of public global health communication in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic by providing an overview of the shifting media of health communication from the post-Second World War era to the present. The...
Science diplomacy and politics: building the Global Atmospheric Research Program [0.03%]
科学外交与政治：建立全球大气研究计划
Matthias Heymann
Matthias Heymann
In 1967, the World Meteorological Organisation and the International Council of Scientific Unions launched the Global Atmospheric Research Program (GARP), which lasted until 1982. The primary goals of the programme were international cooper...