Intercultural Communication and Science and Technology Studies

1. Introduction 2. Mediating Communication in Science: The Interplay of Trust and Interactional Expertise 3. Reassessing the Distinction between Experts and Non-Experts: Methodological Consequences for Research in Science Communication 4. Epistemic Interactions within and outside Scientific Communities: Different or Analogous Processes? 5. Science Journalism as a Social Field: A Contribution for Science Communication and STS Studies 6. Communication between Scientists and Science Communicators within Scientific Research Institutions 7. Answers versus Questions: Psychiatric Genetics and the Arts 8. Modeling Amazonian Environments: Some Considerations on the Science-Policy Interface in Brazil 9. From "Climate Skeptic" to "Dendrosociologist": How Friendship as a Social Research Method Can Be a Means to Communicate Science in the Making 10. Conclusion