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Frontiers in Communication 2025: all accepted papers

381 papers · page 2 of 4 · the most cited first · ← Frontiers in Communication 2025

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  1. Science communication on TikTok: toward transformative and post-normal science ↗Claudia Frick, Eva-Maria Grommes, Alice Watanabe4 citations
  2. Teaching trust in science: a critical new focus for science education ↗Karen Hopkin, Keith John Roberts, Bruce Alberts4 citations
  3. The digital de-influencing wave: redefining trust in online communities ↗Tayyiba KHALIL, Chaudhry Kashif Mahmood, Harcharanjit Singh et al.4 citations
  4. The implication of translanguaging on the linguistic competencies of deaf students ↗Olufemi Timothy Adigun, Mots’elisi Mathosa, Chikodi Joy Anyanwu4 citations
  5. Broadcasting in the shadow of power: regulatory challenges and political violations during Indonesia’s 2024 election ↗Andi Budi Sulistijanto, Muhammad Sufyan Abdurrahman, Dedi Kurnia Syah Putra3 citations
  6. Communicating green in Mekong Delta agritourism: greenwashing or green fantasy? ↗Mi Hoang, Tan Le Minh, My Tran Le Hoang et al.3 citations
  7. Drivers of vaccine mis/disinformation in the media: from personal beliefs to cultural dimensions ↗Ojonimi Godwin Alfred, Daniel J. Catalán-Matamoros, Carlos Elías3 citations
  8. Health researchers’ voluntary science-communication with non-academics: motivations, barriers, and practices ↗Bente Schøning, Torkjel Manning Sandanger, Sarah Rosenbaum et al.3 citations
  9. Motivations for the use of games in coping and emotional regulation ↗Tiernan J. Cahill, James J. Cummings, Blake Wertz3 citations
  10. Profiling antivaccination channels in Telegram: early efforts in detecting misinformation ↗Aelita Skaržauskienė, Monika Mačiulienė, Aistė Diržytė et al.3 citations
  11. When numbers remain silent: the protest potential of Kazakhstan’s youth amid social tension ↗Zhanna Amangeldinovna Khamzina, Yermek Abiltayevich Buribayev, Amina Buribayeva3 citations
  12. Young Emiratis’ uses and gratifications of mobile news and storytelling ↗Fathy Mohamed Shamseldien, Abdel Nasir Yousuf Abdelkareem, Abdelmohsen Hamed Okela et al.3 citations
  13. A hierarchical typology of multimodal scientific writing in early primary grades ↗Deborah L. Nichols, Ted A. Neal, Brian M. Hand2 citations
  14. Discrete choice experiments: a primer for the communication researcher ↗Reed M. Reynolds, Lucy Popova, Bo Yuan Yang et al.2 citations
  15. Editorial: Centering women, health, and health equity in health communication ↗Iccha Basnyat, Rebecca T. de Souza, Victoria Team et al.2 citations
  16. Editorial: Communicating with non-humans: a new visual language ↗Melanie Sarantou, Andrea Kárpáti, Satu Miettinen et al.2 citations
  17. From framing to emotion: evolving narratives in Ibero-American political mediatization (2008–2019) ↗Carlos Alberto Ramírez Salina, Wilson Giovanni Jiménez Barbosa, Favio Cala Vitery2 citations
  18. Gender differences in the use of online platforms for political participation ↗Flavia Cirimele, Marilena Macaluso, Giulia Agolino et al.2 citations
  19. Journal podcasting of health and medical science ↗Scott B. Greeves, Rhesa N. Ledbetter, Rachel McGovern et al.2 citations

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