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Education and outreach

Education and outreach

Empowering new scientific voices

17 Dec 2019
Taken from the December 2019 issue of Physics World.

Rose Mutiso and Jessamyn Fairfield say that public engagement not only makes science more accessible but also helps it to be more diverse and collaborative

Wide appeal: Better ways of bringing science to the public, such as here in Nairobi, can boost the s

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Rose Mutiso is the chief executive of the Mawazo Institute in Nairobi. Jessamyn Fairfield is a physics lecturer at the National University of Ireland Galway and is the director of Bright Club Ireland, e-mail jessamyn.fairfield@nuigalway.ie
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