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March for Science
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Should scientists engage with elected officials
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Evidencebased policymaking exists
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Not well designed
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Student work
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Cost of pollution
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Most towns have enormous number of openings
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We need more scientists
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Rutgers fellowship program
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State budget appropriation
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Description:
Discover practical advice for scientists engaging with policymakers from Andrew Zwicker, a physicist and New Jersey state legislator. Learn effective strategies for communicating scientific information to government officials, including tailoring presentations to the audience, avoiding jargon, and understanding the complex factors influencing policy decisions. Explore topics such as the importance of evidence-based policymaking, building trust in scientific research, and opportunities for scientists to participate in government at various levels. Gain insights on running for office, addressing environmental and economic issues, and the value of scientific perspectives in legislative processes.

Advice from a Scientist-Policy Maker on Giving Advice to a Policy Maker

APS Physics
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