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Development of Science Popularisation Workforce

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All those who have professional expertise, scientific knowledge, specific skills and talents in China, and are engaged in science communication through various channels, including formal and informal modes of communication, part-time or full-time, are regarded as and included in the national science popularisation workforce.

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  1. National Academy of Innovation Strategy, CAST, Beijing, China

    Fujun Ren

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  1. National Academy of Innovation Strategy, CAST, Beijing, China

    Fujun Ren

  2. China Research Institute for Science Popularization, Beijing, China

    Lin Yin

  3. National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources, New Delhi, India

    Gauhar Raza

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Ren, F. (2021). Development of Science Popularisation Workforce. In: Ren, F., Yin, L., Raza, G. (eds) Science Communication Practice in China. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3203-7_11

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