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Episode 7: SciComm Careers with Dr Ann Grand
"We're all part of this science community and we all have something to contribute to the mix." - Ann Grand
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Episode 6: Finding Nessie - Communicating Genetics with Professor Neil Gemmell
"I thought, gee, this might be the most important thing I ever do in my career." - Professor Neil Gemmell
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Episode 5: SciComm Careers with Eugenie Au
"We are here behind the scenes to help the science be more accessible, to remind the scientists to listen to the audience." - Eugenie Au
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Episode 4: Student Roundtable - The Deficit Model
"The deficit model assumes that your non-scientific audiences are empty vessels suffering from a deficit of scientific knowledge." - Kelly Hopkinson
Episode 3 Citizen Science
Episode 3: Seadragon Search with Chrissy Tustison
“Seadragons are a great entry point for people to learn more about marine biology and conservation.” - Chrissy Tustison
Episode 2 Heather
Episode 2: SciComm Careers with Dr Heather Bray
"Find that thing that lights you up. Find your community." - Heather Bray
Episode 1 Studio
Episode 1: Introducing... The Sci Comm Collective
“The value of science communication emerges from the person that you are and the questions that you have.” – Ann Grand
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