French Popular Science Magazines by M. D. Romanova

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ON THE ISSUE ABOUT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NARRATIVE ADVERTISING IN POPULAR SCIENCE JOURNALS by E. V. Shcherbakova, D. M. Belugina, E. V. Zvonova

“…The issue of studying the effectiveness of advertising in popular science journals does not occupy a large place in scientific research. …”
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From Scientific Innovation to Popularisation of Science: Theoretical Model of Science Communication by S. M. Medvedeva

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The Public Image of Soviet Science During Franco’s Spain by Ruiz-Castell Pedro

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From Monster to Ancestor: The Emergence and Animation of the Deep Past by Richard Somerset

Subjects: “…popular science…”
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Popularising Gardening: William Robinson and the Transmission of Garden Knowledge in the Illustrated Press by Aurélien Wasilewski

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Russian Science and Russian State: Image of a Scientist in Modern Russian Cinema by S. M. Medvedeva

Subjects: “…popular science…”
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Science Before Dinner: Science popularization in Francoist Spain through the Los Progresos Científicos Broadcast by Boleda Jordi Ferran

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Le complexe des trois singes. Sur un certain journalisme primatologique by Etienne Bimbenet

Subjects: “…popular science…”
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Music Theory in the Public Sphere. The Case of Hermann von Helmholtz by Benjamin Steege

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Lärdom och läsande kring sekelskiftet 1800 by Peter Josephson

“…Many described a situation of intellectual undercutting and warned that popular science was displacing the genuine. In "Hermeneutics for the People!"…”
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Scientific Periodicals Circulation in Lithuania in the First Half of the 19th Century: the Case of Vilnius University by Arvydas Pacevičius

“…It was found that the concept of scientific periodicals in the early 19th century began to emerge in bibliographic classification and librarians’ documentation, with their form and content being equated to popular science and/or the continuous works of scientific academies and societies. …”
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Studytube: Educational Bloggers in the Higher Education Ecosystem by K. R. Romanenko, A. Yu. Makareva

“…The article examines a new non–traditional actor in higher education: educational bloggers “studytubers” who being students themselves record informal and non-professional videos on the topic of learning, productivity, popular science, and education in general. The objectives of this study included a description of the phenomenon of the studytube itself, its history, context, specifics, then in revealing the ways educational bloggers work and, finally, in fixing its role in the ecosystem of higher education. …”
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The Phenomenon of Emmanuel Macron. Book review of ‘Qu’est-ce que le macronisme?’ edited by E. Fottorino by P. G. Loginova

“…The reviewer concludes that this popular science edition offers a sufficiently accurate political portrait of E. …”
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The History of Popularization of Science in France by M. D. Romanova

“…In this connection, still the question remains about the specialized education of science journalists: whether he should specialize in a particular field or possess the basics of writing and be able to transpose the complex scientific language. French popular science magazines are not only popular among scientists themselves who are willing to cooperate with publishers and participate in the preparation of the editions, but also among readers. …”
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Re-evaluating evidence for giant genomes in amoebae by Daniel Barzilay, João P. B. Alcino, Giulia M. Ribeiro, Alfredo L. P. Sousa, Daniel J. G. Lahr

“…The misconception likely originated in the early 21st century and perpetuated through popular science materials. We conclude that there is no longer reason to reaffirm that amoeba genomes are giant.…”
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Illustrating Animals and Visualizing Natural History in Chambers’s Encyclopaedias by Rose Roberto

“…In the 19th century, there was wide-spread public interest in natural history, as reflected in the high attendance at zoos and travelling menageries, in the market for popular field guides, in fashions for orchid collecting, fossil hunting and aquarium building, and in well-attended popular science lectures. More than 10 years before Darwin’s Origin of Species, a book titled Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation about evolution or ‘transmutation’ was anonymously authored by Scottish publisher Robert Chambers. …”
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A Comprehensive Estimation of the Economic Effects of Meteorological Services Based on the Input-Output Method by Xianhua Wu, Guo Wei, Lingjuan Yang, Ji Guo, Huaguo Lu, Yunfeng Chen, Jian Sun

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Implementing injury prevention training in youth handball (I-PROTECT) in Sweden: study protocol for a cluster randomised trial by Per Nilsen, Alex Donaldson, Eva Ageberg, Sofia Bunke, Jennie Linnéll, Karin Moesch, Karolina Lucander, Axel Ström, Robert Wedberg, Per Ekberg

“…Results will be disseminated in peer-reviewed scientific journals, as popular science articles, at international conferences and communicated via the Swedish Handball Federation.Trial registration number NCT05696119.…”
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The book policy in a democratic society: the case of Estonia by Mare Lott, Aile Möldre

“…It preferred to subsidize creative and academic societies that played an important role in publishing scholarly and popular-science publications. The writers were supported through a system of prizes for the books already published—another instrument for fostering works that were in accordance with the official cultural policy. …”
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