What if we publish and yet they perish?

Abhishek Kar ()
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Abhishek Kar: University of British Columbia

Nature Human Behaviour, 2019, vol. 3, issue 10, 1016-1016

Abstract: Unless science-communication is valued as much as journal articles, fundamentally important scientific insights, for example, on climate change, will not reach the people that are most affected, argues Abhishek Kar.

Date: 2019
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