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10 works· latest 2017· 1 institutionscluster: provisional

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Conceptualizing imaginaries of science, technology and society2017 · 59 citations
Human Cloning in the Media2007 · 52 citations
Modest witnessing and managing the boundaries between science and the media: A case study of breakthrough and scandal2009 · 30 citations
Gender, stereotypes and expertise in the press: how newspapers represent female and male scientists.2008 · 30 citations
Role Models in the Media: An Exploration of the Views and Experiences of Women in Science, Engineering and Technology2008 · 29 citations

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Conceptualizing imaginaries of science, technology and society

Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University)·2017·5 authors·chapter

59citations

Public knowledge-making and the media: Genes, genetics, cloning and Mass Observation

European Journal of Cultural Studies·2017·2 authors·Open access

12citations

The UK Hybrid Embryo Controversy: Delegitimising Counterpublics

Science as Culture·2013·1 author

18citations

Publics of Bioscience

Science as Culture·2013·2 authors·Open access

17citations

Campaigns and Coalitions: Governance by Media

Sociology of the sciences/Sociology of the sciences yearbook·2011·1 author·chapter

11citations

Modest witnessing and managing the boundaries between science and the media: A case study of breakthrough and scandal

Public Understanding of Science·2009·2 authors

30citations

Role Models in the Media: An Exploration of the Views and Experiences of Women in Science, Engineering and Technology

ORCA Online Research @Cardiff (Cardiff University)·2008·4 authors·report

29citations

Gender, stereotypes and expertise in the press: how newspapers represent female and male scientists.

ORCA Online Research @Cardiff (Cardiff University)·2008·4 authors·report

30citations

Human Cloning in the Media

Routledge eBooks·2007·4 authors·book

52citations

Managing the boundaries between maverick cloners and mainstream scientists: the life cycle of a news event in a contested field

New Genetics and Society·2007·1 author·Open access

14citations