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As the Aaron Sorkin global political drama that is 2024 reached its season finale in the USA in November, Suze sat down for a chat about the politicisation of research with Professor Jenny Reardon, Professor of Sociology at the University of California Santa Cruz, and the Founder of Science and Justice Research Center.

Jenny and Suze met back in June when they both attended a workshop on Science at Social Justice at the Lorenz Center in Leiden, The Netherlands, as a result of a session at Sci Foo 2023 where like-minded people gathered to talk about the state of research and its impact on all of society.

Series lead and interviewer: ⁠⁠Dr Suze Kundu⁠⁠, Director of Researcher and Community Engagement, ⁠⁠Digital Science⁠⁠. Filming and production support: Huw James, Science Story Lab. Filmed at the Møller Institute, Churchill College at the University of Cambridge, UK. Recorded in July 2024.

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Professor Jenny Reardon on Science and Social Justice

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