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Engaging the public with science can yield unexpected rewards

  • Written by The Conversation
imageSometimes the audience can be a font of illuminating questions.hackNY.org/Flickr, CC BY-SA

As a young(ish) female, I have been cautioned many times over the years that if I want to be taken seriously then I shouldn’t make jokes about my work on sperm, and that it is probably better to avoid talking about my research in public.

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