Lindy Orthia

Senior Lecturer in Science Communication, The Australian National University

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Lovely article on the origins of sci com in C18 France

Posted by Lindy Orthia in Media and tagged with history of science communication, research, science communication February 14, 2019

Check out this lovely article in Smithsonian Mag by Lorraine Boissoneault, featuring interviews with me and Professor Michael Lynn.

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