[en] Create support by social media by creating a fanbase and communicating with the public.

[en] Summary: Widening Audiences: Every year the age spread of users increases. Usability improvements make social media more inclusive. Video and voice will bring in the very old, very young and less literate. Your reach is getting deeper and broader. There will be more need for targeting. Recommend: It's less and less appropriate to post the same things on every channel. Think about focusing platform content more to user personas. It might be worth making small experiments with paid targeting

[en] Detailed information is presented about the evaluation of data of the title questionnaire. The data are based on 2000 questionnaires distributed and collected in 1997 and 1998. Evaluation is carried out taking into account the following parameters: age, sex, education level, living place and financial income. It is concluded that people have a rather limited information about food irradiation

[en] Researchers are faced with challenges when addressing the public on concepts and applications associated with nanotechnology. The goal of our work was to understand the public's knowledge of nanotechnology in order to identify appropriate starting points for dialog. Survey results showed that people lack true understanding of concepts associated with atoms and the size of the nanoscale regime. Such gaps in understanding lead to a disappointing lack of communication between researchers and the public concerning fundamental concepts in nanoscale science and engineering. Strategies are offered on how scientists should present their research when engaging the public on nanotechnology topics

[en] The traditional pedagogical paradigm in physics is based on a deductive approach. However, with the recent advances in information technology, we are facing a dramatic increase in the amount of readily available information. We propose that incorporating inductive elements in teaching—by infusing qualitative methods—will better prepare us to deal with the new information landscape and the realities of active research. We also presentexamples from quantum mechanics, a traditionally unintuitive subject. (paper)

[en] Content: • Profile of CNEA; • New social media in China; • Public communication profile in China; • New social media play a role; • Challenge & next stepd: • Extend the cooperation of different kinds of social media. • Establish more direct communication channel between nuclear organizations and the public. • Develop different science popularization materials according to different targeting audience. • Strengthen the daily communication between nuclear organisations and media agencies.

[en] 'Crisis communication' refers one of the activities done by the Nuclear Regulatory Organizations (NROs) in order to protect the public and the environment from the possible harmful effects. As denoted by the BMU, German NRO, crisis communication is not only 'public information' or 'information for the public', but also communication between authorities in order to guarantee that public information is consistent. This study proposes some recommendable practices for developing a guideline of well-prepared nuclear crisis communication system, including its management framework, and for introducing good insights, based on the study of international aspects provided by relevant OECD/NEA WPGC (Working Group on Public Communication for Nuclear Regulatory Organizations)i working group

[en] The Secretariat has received a communication dated 29 October 2021 from the Permanent Mission of the People’s Republic of China to the Agency. As requested by the Permanent Mission, the communication is circulated herewith.

[en] NucNet is a rapid, global fax-based nuclear news and information network. It was launched in 1991 by the European Nuclear Society (ENS) as a European venture. From the start, there has been an information exchange agreement with the Infowire service in the US. The network is operated by ENS from its secretariat in Berne, Switzerland. 2 figs

[en] Advertising is a tool to counter balance negative media coverage. it can convey a message that will increase the understanding by the Canadian public. The advertising should be of a broad general nature to provide information, not to advocate nuclear energy. the objective of advertising is to establish credibility and trust; to establish acceptance and confidence in the products and people of the nuclear industry; and to increase the level of support for the nuclear industry. The target of the advertising are men and women of Canada, with focus on the opinion leaders. The strategies for advertising are to develop an on-going dialogue with the Canadian Public; to familiarize the Canadian Public with specific applications of nuclear energy; to present the facts on nuclear energy; and to monitor the results to maintain and improve on-going dialogue with the Canadian Public