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Science on the ballot, soil life communication, & AI futuristic finale for Building Stuff with Boston’s GBH NOVA Twitch series!
CivicSciTV newsroom host Jake Krauss discusses new research illustrating best practices for communicating the importance of life found in soil, an AI futuristic finale for Building Stuff with Boston’s GBH NOVA Twitch series, and science on the ballot preparing for the upcoming 2024 US election. Happy 2024 Halloween!
How can we better communicate soil conservation? Thanks to the SciCommer newsletter for sharing!
Building Stuff with NOVA’s Twitch stream ends with futuristic finale
US Election 2024: what you need to know for science on the ballot!
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Ethics, the Public, & Early-Career Researchers. Emily Costa shares the goals of the SEEDS project
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