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"It's very not 'yes, and'": How scientists and science communicators deploy improvised comedy as a form of science communication
Over the past few decades, explicitly humorous or comedic science communication initiatives have become increasingly prominent. Within this context, a number of scientists and science communicators have chosen to deploy improvised comedy ("improv") which incorporates and foregrounds science as a for
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