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http://youtu.be/Sv69nk0d0bk
Video Description
A non-expository documentary portrait of an Astrophysicist.
Video Creator Bio
I have a Physics background and five years’ experience in science journalism, coordinating institutional media relations, and academic publishing sales management. Currently a Chevening and Fulbright Scholar finalizing my studies on Science Media Production (MSc) at Imperial College London, I have represented UK’s IOP Publishing in Latin America, founded and coordinated the Science Communication Unit at Mexico’s Institute of Physics, and have written news features and provided editorial contents assessment for Mexican and British science media since 2009.
Video URL
http://youtu.be/Sv69nk0d0bk
Video Description
A non-expository documentary portrait of an Astrophysicist.
Video Creator Bio
I have a Physics background and five years’ experience in science journalism, coordinating institutional media relations, and academic publishing sales management. Currently a Chevening and Fulbright Scholar finalizing my studies on Science Media Production (MSc) at Imperial College London, I have represented UK’s IOP Publishing in Latin America, founded and coordinated the Science Communication Unit at Mexico’s Institute of Physics, and have written news features and provided editorial contents assessment for Mexican and British science media since 2009.
Lucina, I enjoyed the video. I really liked how it made me feel like he was a passionate and curious individual, and I felt a bit of that wore off on me, especially due to the lovey music in the video. I did, however, notice that during a lot of the lecturing that he was doing with kids they kids looked bored, which doesn't speak well to his teaching skills. I wanted to see more playful approaches to sharing his passion with the kids. (Though I was amused by the blueberries as asteroids!)
Thanks for sharing the video!
Thanks for sharing the video!
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