Outward-Facing Science

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There is a general feeling of dissatisfaction among scientists about the way science is presented in the popular media. What if scientists had more options to tell their own stories? In his presentation at the Simons Institute in July 2022, mathematician and best-selling science communicator Jordan Ellenberg (University of Wisconsin–Madison) emboldened his colleagues to practice the art of writing about science for a broad audience.




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