There's perhaps never been a time where effective and accurate science communication has been more crucial. It's become, quite frankly, life and death for tens of thousands of people.
We talk with Holden Thorp, the editor-in-chief of Science, one of the leading scientific journals in the world.
Before taking that role, he was a chemist, the provost at Washington University in St Louis, and the chancellor at UNC-Chapel Hill.
