The Science and Anthropology of Comedy: Lessons for Academics
June 6, 2019
How is laughter a symptom of connection and how can academics use it strategically for impactful STEM or daily communication? When talking about research, there are plenty of methods and media that allow us to connect our message to specific target audiences (whether they are the general public, policymakers, patients, stakeholders, bosses, or team members). Each form has its strengths and its weaknesses and in this introductory talk, science communicator Kyle Marian will share why the art of comedy is a powerful tool for connecting with people, including non-STEM-seeking audiences. She'll also share some strategic lessons academics and researchers can take from a comedian's work to apply to what you do. Lecture announcement
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