Deep Impact - Science Communicators Impacting for a Smarter World - PODCAST #22: Dr Karl Kruszelnicki - physicist, doctor, science communicator and story teller

PODCAST #22: Dr Karl Kruszelnicki - physicist, doctor, science communicator and story teller

06/23/21 • -1 min

Deep Impact - Science Communicators Impacting for a Smarter World

Australia's own Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, physicist, doctor, science communicator and populariser (and more), has been sharing stories of science for decades, in radio, on tv and in numerous books. As a result he has become, in many respects, the face of science in Australia. Winning numerous awards, including an Order of Australia, and identified as one of Australia's living treasures, in this podcast we discuss his journey and passion for science, and in a way only Karl can do, ends up squeezing as many science stories in the mix. podcast_karl_audio.mp3File Size: 47364 kbFile Type: mp3Download File

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