EcoHealthNet: Communicating Science
Event Date
June 15, 2017
EcoHealthNet 2017 Thursday June 15th at 3:00pm ET. “Communicating Science: How to Explain Your Work So People Care.” Join us for a presentation by leading science journalists representing print, radio, and documentary film as we discuss the challenges of translating science for the public. Join the Live Panel Discussion
Speakers: Kai Kupferschmidt, Science Magazine; Andrea Crossan, Public Radio International; and Laura Helft, Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
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Raise hand feature: please use this when you have a question during the question section. If you don’t want to share video or audio, you can submit your question via Chat or the Q&A button (both at the bottom of the Zoom screen). The moderator will then ask your question.
Chat options: You can submit your question via the chat room.
Q&A feature: You can submit your question, so only panelists have access, through the Q&A feature.
When the Q&A section begins, please “raise hand” or send a chat message to “host or panelists” to notify you have a question. You will then be added to the screen to ask your question live.
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Webinar ID: 177 913 782
International numbers available: https://zoom.us/zoomconference?m=zJRb5jIFgvZCqcIv9nhwTVWO_4KJXILK
Communicating Science layout:
– Welcome & overview by Dr. Jon Epstein (EHA)
– Panel discussions with Kai Kupferschmidt (Science Magazine), Andrea Crossan (Public Radio International), Laura Helft (Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
– Q&A: Classroom Participants
– Q&A: Remote Participants