The Art of Communicating Science
Weather Geeks5 Des 2018

The Art of Communicating Science

Guest: Dr. Richard Alley, Evan Pugh Professor, Penn State University

Description:

Oftentimes, when a scientist explains their work to the public there is a breakdown of communication. The person listening gets lost in the complex explanation and foreign terminology. But there are small handful of amazing scientists that have an incredible ability to communicate... keeping the audience engaged and wanting more. And today we are joined by one such person, Dr. Richard Alley from Penn State University. We are going to talk glaciology, meteorology, and climatology and I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.

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