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Brigitte NerlichUniversity of NottinghamAdresse e-mail validée de nottingham.ac.uk
Loet LeydesdorffProfessor emeritus, Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR), University of AmsterdamAdresse e-mail validée de leydesdorff.net
Kim HolmbergSenior researcher fellow, University of Turku, FinlandAdresse e-mail validée de utu.fi
Andrea Scharnhorstsenior research fellow, DANS KNAWAdresse e-mail validée de dans.knaw.nl
Anke WonnebergerAssociate Professor in Communication Science, University of AmsterdamAdresse e-mail validée de uva.nl
Warren PearceUniversity of SheffieldAdresse e-mail validée de sheffield.ac.uk
Frank de BakkerProfessor of Business and Society, IÉSEG School of Management, Lille, FranceAdresse e-mail validée de ieseg.fr
Sandra JacobsAssociate Professor in Corporate Communication, University of AmsterdamAdresse e-mail validée de uva.nl
Esa VäliverronenprofessorAdresse e-mail validée de helsinki.fi
Lutz BornmannMax-Planck-SocietyAdresse e-mail validée de gv.mpg.de
Renaud LambiotteProfessor of Networks and Nonlinear Systems, University of OxfordAdresse e-mail validée de maths.ox.ac.uk
Ausloos, MarcelUniversity of Leicester ; Bucharest University of Economic Studies; ex. Universite de LiegeAdresse e-mail validée de leicester.ac.uk
Adina NerghesAdresse e-mail validée de wur.nl
Paul WoutersCentre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cwts.leidenuniv.nl
Nelya KoteykoProfessor, Queen Mary, University of LondonAdresse e-mail validée de qmul.ac.uk
Lora AroyoResearch Scientists @Google Research NYCAdresse e-mail validée de google.com
Ju-Sung LeeErasmus University RotterdamAdresse e-mail validée de utwente.nl
Mike ThelwallInformation School, The University of SheffieldAdresse e-mail validée de sheffield.ac.uk
Aaron A. Sorensenmdlogix (bhworks)Adresse e-mail validée de mdlogix.com
Peter van der SijdeVU UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de vu.nl

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Iina Hellsten

Associate Professor, LUT University

Adresse e-mail validée de lut.fi

communication networks hypes metaphors


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Climate Change on Twitter: Topics, Communities and Conversations about the 2013 IPCC Working Group 1 Report W Pearce, K Holmberg, I Hellsten, B Nerlich PLoSONE, 2014	347	2014
Discourse metaphors J Zinken, I Hellsten, B Nerlich Institut für Deutsche Sprache, Bibliothek, 2016	245	2016
Measuring the meaning of words in contexts: An automated analysis of controversies about'Monarch butterflies,''Frankenfoods,'and'stem cells' L Leydesdorff, I Hellsten Scientometrics 67 (2), 231-258, 2006	182	2006
The politics of metaphor: Biotechnology and biodiversity in the media I Hellsten Tampere University Press, 2002	163	2002
Metaphors and diaphors in science communication: Mapping the case of stem cell research L Leydesdorff, I Hellsten Science communication 27 (1), 64-99, 2005	157	2005
Implicit media frames: Automated analysis of public debate on artificial sweeteners I Hellsten, J Dawson, L Leydesdorff Public Understanding of Science 19 (5), 590-608, 2010	130	2010
Dolly: Scientific breakthrough or Frankenstein's monster? Journalistic and scientific metaphors of cloning I Hellsten Metaphor and Symbol 15 (4), 213-221, 2000	123	2000
Gender differences in the climate change communication on Twitter K Holmberg, I Hellsten Internet research 25 (5), 811-828, 2015	114	2015
Genomics: shifts in metaphorical landscape between 2000 and 2003 B Nerlich, I Hellsten New Genetics and Society 23 (3), 255-268, 2004	110	2004
From “Burning Library” to “Green Medicine” the role of metaphors in communicating biodiversity E Väliverronen, I Hellsten Science Communication 24 (2), 229-245, 2002	108	2002
Self-citations, co-authorships and keywords: A new approach to scientists’ field mobility? I Hellsten, R Lambiotte, A Scharnhorst, M Ausloos Scientometrics 72, 469-486, 2007	105	2007
Focus on Metaphors: The case of ’Frankenfood’ on the web I Hellsten Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 8 (4), 2003	97	2003
Hashtag activism and the configuration of counterpublics: Dutch animal welfare debates on Twitter A Wonneberger, IR Hellsten, SHJ Jacobs Information, Communication & Society 24 (12), 1694-1711, 2021	88	2021
Does the public discuss other topics on climate change than researchers? A comparison of explorative networks based on author keywords and hashtags R Haunschild, L Leydesdorff, L Bornmann, I Hellsten, W Marx Journal of informetrics 13 (2), 695-707, 2019	82	2019
Tipping Points and Climate Change: Metaphor Between Science and the Media S van der Hel, I Hellsten, G Steen Environmental Communication, 2018	80	2018
Synthetic biology: building the language for a new science brick by metaphorical brick I Hellsten, B Nerlich New Genetics and Society 30 (4), 375-397, 2011	80	2011
Investigating participatory dynamics through social media using a multideterminant “frame” approach: The case of climategate on YouTube AJ Porter, I Hellsten Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 19 (4), 1024-1041, 2014	79	2014
Monistettu Dolly: Johdatusta metafora-analyysiin I Hellsten Media-analyysi. Tekstistä tulkintaan, 64-92, 1998	75	1998
Active and passive stakeholders in issue arenas: A communication network approach to the bird flu debate on Twitter I Hellsten, S Jacobs, A Wonneberger Public Relations Review 45 (1), 35-48, 2019	73	2019
Multiple presents: how search engines rewrite the past I Hellsten, L Leydesdorff, P Wouters New Media & Society 8 (6), 901-924, 2006	71	2006

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