
Decoder with Nilay Patel Recode Decode: Trash in space, diversity in STEM and artificial meat at TED 2019
Apr 29, 2019
Join behavioral biologist Danielle Lee, known for blending hip hop with science, aerospace engineer Moriba Jah, an advocate for tackling space junk, and astrophysicist Erica Hamden, who’s developing next-gen telescopes. They discuss using cultural narratives to make science more accessible, the critical issue of space debris management, and the promising future of meat alternatives. Their engaging conversation highlights the intersection of technology, diversity in STEM, and innovative solutions to global challenges.
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Inclusive Science
- Inclusive science means giving marginalized voices a seat at the table.
- Many audiences, especially in underserved communities, are overlooked in science outreach.
Using Social Media for Science Communication
- Use social media and blogs to communicate science effectively.
- Create content that resonates with your target audience, using their language and cultural references.
Observation in Science
- Observation is the foundation of the scientific process, not just questions.
- Many good observers and potential scientists exist in overlooked communities.

