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If you've listened to previous episodes of the podcast (like #16 and #17), you know how important communication to the public is for science and conservation. Many scientists are on Twitter, …
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For the longest time, I complained about teaching one class, non-majors undergraduate biology. While many teaching assistants complained about students, for me, it was the content I was …
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On this episode, I interviewed Dr. Chris Cloney, a combustible dust fire and explosion researcher who created a six-figure online business from his blog. My podcast tends to focus on wildlife …
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Science communication has really blown up within the past few years! When I was in graduate school (2006-2012), I used to hide anything that I did for science communication like tweeting and blogging. …
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I personally started my Twitter account for to communicate my research to the world, but I am constantly surprised by all of the benefits I’ve received from this little account in relation to my …
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