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Scientists are not often trained in the art of communication. So how can they get their work out into the world? 
 

MPR News host Kerri Miller spoke about science and story telling to 

—professor of immunology at the University of Melbourne, Australia and winner of the Nobel Prize in 1996. She also talked to 

, director of NOAA's climate and heat health program. 

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All the scientific research in the world doesn't matter if no one reads it.

cientists are not often trained in the art of communication. So how can they get their work out into the world? 


MPR News host Kerri Miller spoke about science and story telling to Peter Doherty--professor of immunology at the University of Melbourne, Australia and winner of the Nobel Prize in 1996. She also talked to Juli Trtnj, director of NOAA's climate and heat health program.

How can scientists improve their communication?

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