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Don’t Say Too Much (or Too Little)
This week NESTA‘s Executive Director of Research Stian Westlake wrote a piece for the Guardian science policy blogs about those who offer scientific advice. If you want to find out why wonks should avoid being either a ‘berk’ or a … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating Science, Science Culture, Uncategorized
Tagged advice, framing, PhD thesis
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