Explore the intersection of humor and geophysical science communication in this engaging conference session from the 2017 AGU Fall Meeting. Discover how scientists are leveraging comedy to make complex climate concepts more accessible and memorable. Learn from NASA climate scientist Josh Willis as he shares his journey to become a "science comedian," featuring examples of his humorous video content and insights from fellow researchers. Gain valuable perspectives on the effectiveness of using humor to engage audiences and convey important scientific information in a more relatable manner.
The Use of Humor in Communicating Geophysical Science - 2017 Fall Meeting
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2017 Fall Meeting - U54A: The Use of Humor in the Communication of Geophysical Science
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