A conversation with Jason and Djuddah about Science Communication
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Communicating Science
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What is Science Communication? In this podcast, Katarina has a conversation with Science Communication instructors Djuddah and Jason. This episode explores the perspectives of Djuddah and Jason about the benefits of Science Communication and how doctoral students can development their public speaking skills. How did you get involved in teaching science communication? How important is it? What are the problems students face? What are the best solutions?
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