Talking Biotech: How Do We Get Consumers to Think Like Scientists?
December 19, 2018 |
Dr. Kevin Folta interviewed Dr. Thomas Zinnen for Talking Biotech Podcast. Dr. Zinnen from the University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension Service shared his thoughts on communication with the public, along with some excellent examples of how to get non-scientists to implement scientific reasoning. Listen to the Podcast in Genetic Literacy Project.
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