International scientists gathered together for our next episode of "Sexy Science Project." In addition to the esteemed presence of three scientists in different disciplines and a stand-up comedian from the US, we were able to represent five other countries, making the episode genuinely diverse. <br />We discussed, laughed, and shared our thoughts on whether it is possible to make science sexy. Our guests were Dr. Noa Lavie, a sociologist from Israel; Dr. Miguel Angel Diaz Rodriguez, an applied math expert from Venezuela; Dr. Dizimalta Dos Santos Fernando, a biologist from Mozambique and our exceptional guest, stand-up comedian Serena Palmer.<br />This episode occurred at the one-button studio of Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library. It is a lovely cozy studio for recording interviews with just one button click, demonstrating that a library should be a place where creative works develop rather than only for books.

Sexy Science Project

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Sexy Science project- Is it possible to make science sexier?

DEC 10, 202246 MIN
Sexy Science Project

Sexy Science project- Is it possible to make science sexier?

DEC 10, 202246 MIN

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International scientists gathered together for our next episode of "Sexy Science Project." In addition to the esteemed presence of three scientists in different disciplines and a stand-up comedian from the US, we were able to represent five other countries, making the episode genuinely diverse. <br />We discussed, laughed, and shared our thoughts on whether it is possible to make science sexy. Our guests were Dr. Noa Lavie, a sociologist from Israel; Dr. Miguel Angel Diaz Rodriguez, an applied math expert from Venezuela; Dr. Dizimalta Dos Santos Fernando, a biologist from Mozambique and our exceptional guest, stand-up comedian Serena Palmer.<br />This episode occurred at the one-button studio of Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library. It is a lovely cozy studio for recording interviews with just one button click, demonstrating that a library should be a place where creative works develop rather than only for books.