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What (some) scientists say
The Scientist 2005, 19(12):12
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FameLab's approach focuses on entertainment, new faces, and diversity, but another recent science communication effort takes a different approach. Jeremy Stangroom, coeditor of The Philosopher's Magazine, has written a new book, What Scientists Think (Routledge Press), in which he interviews twelve well-known investigators about subjects close to their hearts.
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