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133. Interview with science communicator Emma Donnelly

Welcome to Season 18 of Let’s Talk SciComm! We’re excited to be launching our new season with a fantastic conversation with scicomm guru Emma Donnelly. Emma is a science communication specialist, leadership trainer and coach with more than 25 years’ experience helping researchers ...  Show more

132. Listen To This If… Networking feels scary (or just a bit icky)

Everyone tells you networking is essential for your career. But what if the idea of walking into a room full of strangers and “working the room” makes you want to hide?In this short episode, Jen and Michael unpack why networking can feel uncomfortable and how reframing what netwo ...  Show more

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