Telly can make science pants.

This article describes the author's experience of auditioning for a television science program in Great Britain. He was introduced to a co-presenter who does not have a background in science. The author learned that collaborating with the media is not a good idea. Contrary to popular belief, science...

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Publicado en:Times Higher Education Supplement no. 1754; p. 38
Autor principal: Fong, Kevin
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: TSL Education Limited 8/4/2006
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