CivicSciTV - Questions of the Day
‘Questions of the Day’ celebrates 100 episodes & launches a new nano-series: What is civic science?
Fanuel Muindi, host of the ‘Questions of the Day’ show on the CivicSciTV Network, takes a moment to mark 100 episodes and announces the launch of a special nano-series featuring diverse stakeholders answering how they define civic science through their work in less than 60 seconds. An answer from Prof. Marina Joubert is featured. Prof. Joubert is a senior researcher in science communication at the Centre for Research on Evaluation, Science and Technology (CREST) at Stellenbosch University in South Africa.
The CS Media Lab is a Boston-anchored civic science news collective with local, national and global coverage on TV, digital print, and radio through CivicSciTV, CivicSciTimes, and CivicSciRadio. Programs include Questions of the Day, Changemakers, QuickTake, Consider This Next, Stories in Science, Sai Resident Collective and more.
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