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Dr. Jacob Carter studies and reports on how science influences government decision making. He is an expert in scientific integrity, science-informed policy processes, and holds a Ph.D. in ecology and evolutionary biology.
Liz is a scientist & educator making science clear, compassionate, & relevant. As Director of Education & Outreach at MDI Biological Lab, CSO for Those Nerdy Girls, and creator of Science Whiz Liz, she connects science to everyday understanding.
Working in science policy, ocean policy, environmental policy. Have served in government, academia, and NGOs in leadership positions for 35 years.
Former Executive Director of the Union of Concerned Scientists. Current Board member of the Association of Occupational and Environmental Clinics (AOEC) and The Institute for Policy Integrity at NYU.
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