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Most cited papers from Passport to Knowledge

What are the most cited papers from Passport to Knowledge?

The most cited paper from Passport to Knowledge is "Embedding With Scientists Results In Better Understanding Of How Science Is Really Done, More Human Stories, And More Effective Communication About Controversial Topics." (G. Haines-Stiles, 2015), with 0 citations. Next come "Wagging ETOM's Long Tail: MOOCs, Hangouts on Air, and Formal and Informal Undergraduate Experiences with Climate Change Science and Clean Energy Solutions" (0) and "Reaching Out Beyond the Usual Suspects and Traditional Media: Re-branding Climate Change as a Problem with a Feasible Solution" (0).

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1 Embedding With Scientists Results In Better Understanding Of How Science Is Really Done, More Human Stories, And More Effective Communication About Controversial Topics. G. Haines-Stiles · 2015 AGU Fall Meeting 16 Dec 2015 0
2 Wagging ETOM's Long Tail: MOOCs, Hangouts on Air, and Formal and Informal Undergraduate Experiences with Climate Change Science and Clean Energy Solutions G. Haines-Stiles, Richard B. Alley, Erna Akuginow et al. · 2014 AGU Fall Meeting 15 Dec 2014 0
3 Reaching Out Beyond the Usual Suspects and Traditional Media: Re-branding Climate Change as a Problem with a Feasible Solution G. Haines-Stiles, Richard B. Alley, Erna Akuginow · Advances in natural and technological hazards research Book chapter 6 Nov 2013 0
4 Akuginow and Haines‐Stiles Receive 2013 Robert C. Cowen Journalism Award: Response G. Haines-Stiles, Erna Akuginow · Eos Open access 14 Jan 2014 0

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