"scientific dissemination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of spreading or sharing scientific knowledge with the public or within the scientific community. Example: The study's findings were met with great interest and sparked a wave of scientific dissemination through various conferences and publications.
Best practices of scientific dissemination require that some level of uncertainty (or imprecision) is provided.
This assignment is an attempt to more realistically capture the nature of scientific dissemination, as well as the delay in time from publication to assimilation by the field.
Cultural change in scientific dissemination practices is a long process requiring a flexible approach and strong commitment by all stakeholders.
Following completion of the study, project data will initially be used by the research team to prepare the manuscripts and other standard scientific dissemination products.
One potential solution is to ensure that the public are more involved in the scientific process from the inception of research plans to scientific dissemination strategies.
The orthopaedic surgeons are involved in drawing up the osteoarthritis guidelines, the research physical therapist and the project leader are responsible for the osteoarthritis guidelines for physical therapists, and the PhD student and promotion team are responsible for the scientific dissemination of the results.
Seven of our research programs are officially designated with the U.S. Office of Management and Budget as potentially "leading to highly influential scientific disseminations". This designation is reserved for federally sponsored research programs with the potential to influence greater than $0.5 billion in federal expenditures (among other criteria).
Scientific knowledge dissemination is still based on the traditional notion of "paper" publication.
My work has focused on the nexus between software architecture and grid computing, with an eye towards empirically evaluating data movement technologies and developing approaches for rapidly and automatically assessing their suitability for scientific data dissemination scenarios [1 3] in the context of the Apache OODT project [4].
We not only challenged traditional means of scientific knowledge dissemination but, more importantly, questioned the very mechanisms by which scientists conducted research, and, therefore, we helped redefine the very meanings of "science".
The open access conference generated discussion about the scientific research dissemination process and the need to strengthen the connections between evidence-based research and healthcare action.
