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Science Writers Talk to PLOS SciComm: Our 2017 Interviews

billsullivan Public Science Communication

 

I had the privilege of interviewing several science and medical writers over the course of 2017. I want to thank these busy authors for their time and their valuable insights into science communication. Here’s a year-end round-up in case you missed any of them!

 

Ty Tashiro, author of Awkward.

Nathalia Holt, author of Rise of the Rocket Girls.

Traci Mann, author of Secrets from the Eating Lab.

Aaron Carroll, author of The Bad Food Bible.

 

Stay tuned for more in 2018!

 

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