Big Data, PCRs, climate change, artificial intelligence, coronavirus, AMOC current. Building bridges between science and society through social networks and Catalan

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scientific communication, social media outreach, cultural identity, bilingualism challenges

Abstract

News and our daily lives are increasingly filled with complex scientific terms. In science and technology, this terminology not only educates but also promotes a more informed and fairer society thanks to scientific outreach. A young Catalan science communicator shares his experience of bringing scientific knowledge to social media, doing so in Catalan and with a relatable style. This initiative involves the adaptation of technical language to make it accessible, overcoming the influence of Spanish and the limited presence of science in Catalan. The project emphasizes the importance of collaboration and dedication to meet these challenges.

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Published

2024-12-30

How to Cite

Bertólez , A. (2024). Big Data, PCRs, climate change, artificial intelligence, coronavirus, AMOC current. Building bridges between science and society through social networks and Catalan. Terminàlia, 2(30), 64–67. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/Terminalia/article/view/154421

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No. 30: december

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Dossier: Activitats de dinamització terminològica

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