Significats de science educator en anglès

Dr. Abbott is ant ecologist and science educator based at the University of New England in Australia.

Nanotechnologist and science educator, Dr Michelle Dickinson, also known as Nanogirl, says research shows masks are highly effective if worn properly.

This is the life not of a Hollywood star, but an evolutionary biologist, ardent atheist and science educator, Professor Richard Dawkins.

Torres, a biologist and science educator, divides his time between Southern California and Peru, where he's involved in research and education projects.

On Sunday night, viewers saw the first episode of a followup series, Cosmos: A Space-Time Odyssey, hosted by astrophysicist and science educator Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Science educator Michelle 'Nanogirl' Dickinson has just released The Kitchen Science Cookbook.

Science educator, Nanogirl Michelle Dickinson produced a handy video explaining how it all works.

The work combined various Indigenous and non-Indigenous scientists, science educators, curriculum experts, teachers, academics and editors.

If science educators (of all people) merely rely on authority and don't explain, we remain uninformed.

But science educators worry that teachers could offer unsound science, or non-science, and be protected by this legislation.

I'm sure some of the other geo-bloggers who are active science educators may have some thoughts about this problem.

Science The best science educators are the ones with as active a research remit as they have teaching responsibilities.

We had Robogals, science educators, steampunk designers and sustainability makers sharing how to reduce your carbon emissions, build your own garden boxes.

Science educators say science loses out to numeracy and literacy in New Zealand schools, but the country needs a science-literate population more than ever.