This course builds on ES0138, and is designed to provide students with tools for writing in a more engaging way. During the course, students will analyze written and spoken texts, and experiment with vocabulary choice, grammatical structures and stylistic features in order to better understand how to craft impactful scientific messages for non-scientists.
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Writing Science for Non-Scientists
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