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What Does It Mean To Be A Scientist?
What does it mean to be a scientist? How do scientists work together, and how do new scientific discoveries interact…
Science is driven by people. It is a "shared human activity." This video series delves into the many facets of what it means to be human and to do science.
We spoke with a diverse range of practicing scientists and science communicators about their engagement activities with faith communities, all sharing the themes of being strategic, being respectful, and being human.
In this 2-part video series, scientists discuss how humans survived evolution and survived all other hominid species.
A series of 4 short videos covers important points about science engagement such as ensuring it is inclusive, its social and historical context, best practices, and meeting people where they are.
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