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Most cited papers from Observa Science in Society

Observa Science in Society

What are the most cited papers from Observa Science in Society?

The most cited paper from Observa Science in Society is "Public communication by research institutes compared across countries and sciences: Building capacity for engagement or competing for visibility?" (Marta Entradas, Martín W. Bauer, Colm A. O’Muircheartaigh et al., 2020), with 95 citations. Next come "Organic consumers and new lifestyles" (63) and "What is contemporary art?" (37).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Public communication by research institutes compared across countries and sciences: Building capacity for engagement or competing for visibility? Marta Entradas, Martín W. Bauer, Colm A. O’Muircheartaigh et al. · PLoS ONE Open access	8 Jul 2020	95
2	Organic consumers and new lifestyles Giuseppe Pellegrini, Federica Farinello · British Food Journal	5 Sep 2009	63
3	What is contemporary art? Silvia Casini · Visual Studies	Jun 2011	37
4	Development and evaluation of a risk-communication campaign on salmonellosis Barbara Tiozzo, Silvia Mari, Paolo Magaudda et al. · Food Control	4 Jul 2010	31
5	Acceptance of evolution by high school students: Is religion the key factor? Graciela da Silva Oliveira, Giuseppe Pellegrini, Leonardo Augusto Luvison Araújo et al. · PLoS ONE Open access	19 Sep 2022	18
6	Stakeholders’ engagement for improved health outcomes: a research brief to design a tool for better communication and participation Giuseppe Pellegrini, Chiara Lovati · Frontiers in Public Health Open access	26 Mar 2025	17
7	Food safety issues: From Enlightened Elitism towards Deliberative Democracy? An overview of EFSA’s “Public Consultation” instrument Corrado Finardi, Giuseppe Pellegrini, Gene Rowe · Food Policy	18 May 2012	15
8	Gender, STEM Studies and Educational Choices. Insights from Feminist Perspectives Alessandra Allegrini Book chapter	26 Aug 2014	12
9	Should I trust or should I go? How people perceive and assess the quality of science communication to avoid fake news Andrea Rubín, Sonia Brondi, Giuseppe Pellegrini · Quality & Quantity Open access	5 Nov 2022	11
10	Gender and science Simona Palermo, Elisabetta Giuffra, Valeria Arzenton et al. · EMBO Reports Open access	9 May 2008	9
11	Knowing, relationships and trust—citizens’ perceptions of whole genome sequencing for the Genetics Clinic of the Future Simone Schumann, Brigitte Gschmeidler, Giuseppe Pellegrini · Journal of Community Genetics Open access	30 Sep 2020	7
12	New trends in science communication fostering evidence-informed policymaking Gábor Szüdi, Pamela Bartar, Gorazd Weiss et al. · Open Research Europe Open access	24 Oct 2023	5
13	Improving Participation in Science and Technology Higher Education: Ways Forward Ellen Karoline Henriksen, Justin S. Dillon, Giuseppe Pellegrini Book chapter	26 Aug 2014	5
14	Italian Students’ Ideas About Gender and Science in Late-Modern Societies: Interpretations from a Feminist Perspective Alessandra Allegrini Book chapter	26 Aug 2014	2
15	Keeping Pace: Educational Choice Motivations and First-Year Experiences in the Words of Italian Students Giuseppe Pellegrini, Chiara Segafredo Book chapter	26 Aug 2014	2
16	Experimenting with visual content: online focus group on citizens’ perception and trust in science communication Chiara W. Piccolo, Giuseppe Pellegrini, Marina Tulin et al. · Open Research Europe Open access	30 Mar 2023	1
17	Italian Female and Male Students’ Choices: STEM Studies and Motivations Alessandra Allegrini, Giuseppe Pellegrini, Chiara Segafredo Book chapter	26 Aug 2014	1
18	Le ragioni di chi non dona Mauro Turrini, Andrea Lorenzet, Gloria Pravatà Book chapter	2011	0

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