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Maya Goldenberg, Myth-Busting or Meaning-Making? Public Science Communications and the Infodemic

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► To stay informed about other upcoming events at the Centre for Ethics, opportunities, and more, please sign up for our newsletter. Myth-Busting or Meaning-Making? Public Science Communications and the Infodemic A growth area of public-facing science communications during the COVID years has been the counter-offence against misinformation, sometimes called the “infodemic.” Since the start of…

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