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Introduction
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Scientists at the Smithsonian
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Background
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Early Career
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Curator
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Exhibit Idea
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Natural History Museum
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Biological Anthropology
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One Health
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Pandemic Viruses
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The Power of Knowledge
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People Make It Pretty
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People Read Text
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Virus Models
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Multimedia
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Docent Experience
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Training Volunteers
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Exhibit Activities
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Health Map
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Interactives
Description:
Explore a fascinating discussion on epidemics and global health as Vincent Racaniello visits the Smithsonian Institution to interview Sabrina Sholts, Jon Epstein, and Ed Niles about the exhibit "Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World." Delve into the backgrounds of these scientists, their roles at the Smithsonian, and the development of this groundbreaking exhibit. Discover how the concept of One Health is integrated into the exhibit, highlighting the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. Learn about the exhibit's focus on pandemic viruses, the power of knowledge in combating outbreaks, and the various interactive elements designed to engage visitors. Gain insights into the creation of virus models, multimedia presentations, and the training of docents to enhance the visitor experience. Understand the importance of biological anthropology in studying epidemics and how the exhibit incorporates activities and interactives like Health Map to educate the public on global health issues. Read more

TWiV at Outbreak - Epidemics in a Connected World

American Society for Microbiology
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