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Education and outreach

Education and outreach

How better science communication can benefit everyone

28 Sep 2022 Claire Malone

Claire Malone says that both physicists and the public benefit if researchers make science communication central to their day-to-day activities

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Better connections Science communication can help build direct links between scientists and the public who fund them. (Courtesy: iStock/miaklevy)
Sharing scientific information is as old as science itself. Early scientific pioneers agreed that it

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Claire Malone is a science journalist based in London and a contributing columnist for Physics World, www.drclairemalone.com
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