In this episode of the Stanford SciCast, Robel Daniel and Amanda Urke explore the many factors influencing how complicated and often controversial science is conducted, communicated to non-expert audiences, and perceived by the public. Through conversations with Stanford Bioengineering Professor Drew Endy and Stanford science writer Bruce Goldman, Robel and Amanda explore the philosophical basis and limitations of scientific communication and how it is achieved in today’s media.

Thank you to Stanford Bioengineering Professor Drew Endy and Stanford science writer Bruce Goldman for sharing their perspectives on science and how it’s communicated, and to Professor Jennifer Stonaker for her guidance in the production of this podcast. To learn more about Dr. Pasca’s research, visit his lab website at https://www.pascalab.org/.

Image credit: “Brain Human Anatomy” by sbtlneet is is licensed under the Pixabay license.
Music credit: “Perihelion” by Arvind Ranganathan, used with personal and explicit permission. His current SoundCloud is https://soundcloud.com/vinceranga/tracks, and “Perihelion” was retrieved from his older SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/maestroarvind/tracks.

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