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Making Sense of Quantum Technology: Nuance and Comparison in Non-Expert Stakeholder Communication
Floris Löffler, Lisanne van Veenen, Muhammad Unggul Karami +1
The development of quantum technology (QT) is partly driven by a growing group of non-expert stakeholders, such as policymakers, journalists, and philosophers. Although many of the…
Quantum at a Music Festival: the Impact of an Exhibit about Quantum Science and Technologies on Festival Visitors
Vincent Koeman, Sanne Romp, Sanne J. W. Willems +1
Quantum technologies are seen as transformative, with a potential to revolutionize fields like drug discovery and machine learning. Public engagement is crucial to align these deve…
The effect of frames on engagement with quantum technology
Aletta L. Meinsma, Casper J. Albers, Pieter Vermaas +2
Quantum technology is predicted to have a significant impact on society once it matures. This study (n = 637 adults representative of the Dutch population) examined the effect of d…
Quantum in the media: A content analysis of frames in Dutch newspapers
Aletta Lucia Meinsma, Thomas Rothe, W. Gudrun Reijnierse +2
Quantum technology is expected to have an impact on society. Scientists warn against the use of certain frames because they may create barriers to effective science communication.…