This episode, I talk to an exceptional science communicator and a bug scientist, James O' Hanlon. We talk about science communication, fieldwork, and some good advice on asking research questions.
Check out his podcast, videos and other cool stuff from the links below.
https://insituscience.com 
https://jamesohanlonresearch.wordpress.com 

Music credits: Escapism by Eva Schlegel (freemusicarchive.org)

This episode, I talk to an exceptional science communicator and a bug scientist, James O' Hanlon. We talk about science communication, fieldwork, and some good advice on asking research questions. Check out his podcast, videos and other cool stuff from the links below. https://insituscience.com https://jamesohanlonresearch.wordpress.com Music credits: Escapism by Eva Schlegel (freemusicarchive.org)

Just questions: James O'Hanlon

Science often starts with questions. Each question has a story. But most podcasts are about answers and their associated stories. In this series, I will talk to researchers about their research questions, methods, and how they ask their questions. There is a lot one can learn about asking questions. This is useful for students starting/learning to ask research questions.

I am a grad student. Learn more about me from the link below.
http://rvndrpn.wixsite.com/ravindra

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Science often starts with questions. Each question has a story. But most podcasts are about answers and their associated stories. In this series, I will talk to researchers about their research questions, methods, and how they ask their questions. There is a lot one can learn about asking questions. This is useful for students starting/learning to ask research questions. I am a grad student. Learn more about me from the link below. http://rvndrpn.wixsite.com/ravindra

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