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George Aranda, Science Communicator

George has a love of science that drives him to find better ways to communicate and teach science. He is curator of the blog, Science Book a Day, co-runs the Big Ideas Book Club in Melbourne every month. Send me a message on the most convenient digital medium at your disposal or join my Facebook Page. George can be found most days walking his little friend.

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