Science Communication with Trinity Tooley

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Meet Trinity Tooley! A 4th year honours student studying microbiology and immunology. Trinity is a co-founder of A Women’s Approach to STEM, a previous communications intern, and a blogger on Think of the Plausabilities. In this episode we chat about science communication. What is it and why is it important? Trinity shares her experience with starting up a collaboration between science and journalism and the importance of interdisciplinary work.

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