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With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility—A Personal Philosophy for Communicating Science in Society
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- Abstract
- Significance Statement
- There and back again: a neuroscientist’s epiphany
- Understanding the needs of your audience is the key to effective science communication
- Some examples of using popular culture as the middle ground
- Effective communication is all about accessibility and fun
- Our knowledge is power that we do not own
- Acknowledgments
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- References
- Synthesis
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