Posts tagged Science Communication
STEMTalks: Questions for an Aquaculture Biologist
STEMTalks: Questions for an Aquaculture Biologist

The AAAS STEMTalks is an interview series inspiring youth by connecting them to real-life scientists and showcasing their incredible diversity of STEM careers. In this episode, we interviewed an aquaculture biologist!

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STEMTalks: Questions for a Mathematician!
STEMTalks: Questions for a Mathematician!

The AAAS STEMTalks is an interview series inspiring youth by connecting them to real-life scientists and showcasing their incredible diversity of STEM careers. In this episode, we interviewed a mathematician!

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STEMTalks: Questions for an Ethnobotanist
STEMTalks: Questions for an Ethnobotanist

The AAAS STEMTalks is an interview series aiming to inspire youth by connecting them to real-life scientists and showcasing their incredible diversity of STEM careers. In this episode, we interviewed an ethnobotanist!

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Spotlight on Science Writers: Pascal Lee
Spotlight on Science Writers: Pascal Lee

I became a planetary scientist, and now, I enjoy every day of my life learning about planets. This century, humanity will experience an even greater journey than going to the moon: the first human mission to Mars!

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STEMTalks: Questions for an Arachnologist
STEMTalks: Questions for an Arachnologist

The AAAS STEMTalks is an interview series aiming to inspire youth by connecting them to real-life scientists and showcasing their incredible diversity of STEM careers. In this episode, we interviewed an arachnologist!

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STEMTalks: Questions for a Park Ranger
STEMTalks: Questions for a Park Ranger

The AAAS STEMTalks is an interview series aiming to inspire youth by connecting them to real-life scientists and showcasing their incredible diversity of STEM careers. In this episode, we interviewed a U.S. national park ranger!

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