Episode 7: Global Perception of Science

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Episode 7: Global Perception of Science

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Apr 16, 2018

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Are people in the US more skeptical of science than those in Japan? What role do cultural and economical factors play in how science is viewed and developed throughout the world? Our guest brings a global perspective.

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Apr 16, 2018

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This podcast spotlights the educators and scientists who work to improve the public perception of science and inspire the next generation to pursue a career in the field. Each episode features an in-depth conversation about the state of science in popular culture.

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