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Episode 12: Street Art & Science Engagement

Date

2023-07-07

Authors

Richards, Isabel
McCarthy, Ella

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Popsicule

Abstract

Our exciting Uncharted Territory episode on science and street art has officially dropped! Listen to explore the mathematical, technological and environmental (solarpunk may make an appearance) genres found in science-themed street art. Using examples from Australia and around the globe, we discuss street art's potential as a highly accessible avenue for science communication.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/309883

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ANU Student Research

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Podcast

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Access vis Publisher site

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DOI

10.25911/K6EX-G931

Restricted until

2099-12-31

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12. Street Art & Science Engagement.mp3 (68.98 MB)

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