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How Effectively Do Blogs Translate Pandemic Research into Societal Engagement?

2025-11-26

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Blogs were an important way people encountered COVID-19 research during the pandemic. This study investigates how blogs cited scientific publications related to the COVID-19 pandemic across the social sciences and humanities (SS&H) and STEM fields. Using data collected through Altmetric Explorer to identify blog mentions of COVID-19-related scientific papers, we analyzed 839 blog posts...

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114522df-b619-5143-95a8-b22a377dc930
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7693222/v1
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