Most of us trust scientists, shows a survey of nearly 72,000 people worldwide

By Mathew Marques, Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology, La Trobe University
Niels Mede, Senior Research and Teaching Associate, Department of Communication and Media Research, University of Zurich
Viktoria Cologna, Postdoctoral Researcher, Swiss Institute for Advanced Study, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
Zoe Leviston, Research Fellow in Social Psychology, Australian National University

A global new survey shows there’s no crisis of trust in scientists, as some might claim. But there are some nuances.

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