Giant Pouched Rats & Decolonizing STEM with Dr. Danielle N. Lee

from Spark Science Hosted by Dr. Regina Barber DeGraaff - Western Washington University

Did you know rats in Tanzania are saving lives by detecting landmines and tuberculosis? Our guest Dr. Danielle N. Lee shares with us her work with giant pouched rats and her work on decolonizing STEM. This is our first interview at the 2018 GeekGirlCon. Check out the rest of Dr. Lee’s TED talk featured in this episode by clicking on the link. Twitter: @DNLee5 & @GeekGirlCon Photo: Ryan Lash/TED

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