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yo, because physics is in. Hello and welcome to Business Daily. I'm Gareth Mitchell. This week,

we've been talking about science and business.

We're finishing the week looking at the science communication industry. When I was growing up,

there were a couple of TV shows about science, there was a bit of radio, some magazines and a few museums.

And that was about it, really. Since then, though, we've seen the emergence

of celebrity scientists, big events, and of course social media. These days, science communication

is a business. Whether that's festivals or events or YouTube, there's so many different ways

that we can communicate science now. And from the living room, direct to millions of fans and followers, science has its social media

stars.

You're doing the contract work representing yourself in all these situations and you're staying

in top of your emails and your finances and you're trying to figure out how to negotiate

deals with companies that know a lot more about business than you do.

On this episode of Business Daily, we speak to the people and organizations that are part

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