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Working with scientists in the A.A.S. division for planetary sciences

Miner, E.
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Planetary scientists represent an invaluable resource for information on and understanding of the solar system for all aspects of public communication.Yet most scientists have little time, funding, or connections to enable them to use that expertise. The OSS EPO Support Network, with its theme-based forums and regional brokers/facilitators, is already well equipped to assist scientists, non-intrusively, to establish partnerships with those who need their scientific expertise.

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Miner, E.. 2002-06-12. Working with scientists in the A.A.S. division for planetary sciences. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060030186

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