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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2018 · 1H 2M

How Should We Communicate Science? (Featuring Sarah Mojarad)

from Professor Dave Debates · host Dave Farina

Humans know way too much science! At least in the sense that the public has great difficulty keeping up, and no one in the world can ever hope to know it all. But it's important to have a populace with modest science literacy, so how can we get them this information? What should scientists be doing to communicate their science, so that it's not all left to the Professor Daves of the world? Find out here, with our expert guest, Sarah Mojarad, who works at USC teaching graduate students how to communicate their science! Guest: Sarah Mojarad (@Sarah_Mojarad) All music created by Simulated Sun: www.simulatedsun.com Check out educational tutorials by Professor Dave: www.professordaveexplains.com

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Humans know way too much science! At least in the sense that the public has great difficulty keeping up, and no one in the world can ever hope to know it all. But it's important to have a populace with modest science literacy, so how can we get them this information? What should scientists be doing to communicate their science, so that it's not all left to the Professor Daves of the world? Find out here, with our expert guest, Sarah Mojarad, who works at USC teaching graduate students how to communicate their science!

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