The democratization of science is predicated on communication and knowledge-sharing processes and is configured around a key element represented by the relationship between experts and public opinion. This relationship, as highlighted by Greco and Silvestrini (2009), is crucial in orienting decisions in the techno-scientific field, avoiding possible populist and paralyzing drifts. In this regard, Pietro Greco (2009) underscores the significance of a democratic approach that, while addressing purely scientific concerns, does not extend into the political domain.