Communication is central to the mission of science
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Communication is central to the mission of science
Abstract
The future of our species and planet hinges on our scientific creativity to tackle future challenges. However, the trust of the public in scientific processes needs to be earned and kept, which will require inclusive, self-reflecting, honest and inspiring science communication.
Keywords: Education; Scientific community.
© Springer Nature Limited 2021.
Conflict of interest statement
Competing interestsThe author declares no competing interests.
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