97% of scientists and engineers forget to start their presentations with a simple "hello"?
83% of Tech Entrepreneurs cannot correctly identify a smile?
23 students in STEM classes die of boredom, every year?
But didn't some part of you believe it?
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Carolyn is a statistician and science writer based in Atlanta, GA. She received her PhD in Population Biology, Ecology, and Evolution from Emory University, where she examined the effects of low-level pesticide exposure on the foraging behavior of bees. However, Carolyn’s love of fast-paced, adrenaline filled projects led her to become interested in the start-up world, where she became both the head writer and an AI scientist for Hanson Robotics, before co-founding Hello SciCom.
Sarah is a TV comedy writer based in New York City. She hosts a monthly live science comedy show on psychedelics and performs at comedy clubs around NYC. She met Carolyn as lead comedy writer at Hanson Robotics. Previously, she was the head writer for Neil deGrasse Tyson's Emmy-nominated TV show, StarTalk, and has written comedy for UCB, Fox, CBS, and the White House Press Correspondents Dinner. She wrote her Harvard thesis on Comedy because what screams funny like 130 pages of MLA-formatted, academic text.
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