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Coral Q&A with Sara Campana and Meggie Hudspith
Want to know whether the team pack anything special from home?
In this live Q&A session students from all over the world have the opportunity to ask the researchers and scientists currently working and collecting data in Curacao anything they want. In this session, host Jamie Buchanan-Dunlop is joined by Meggie Hudspith and Sara Campana, both PhD candidates at the University of Amsterdam.
Preparation
These sessions trigger great online and class discussions about marine science topics, geography, environmentalism, climate change and life as science communicators. If you’re registered for an open Q&A, prepare lots of questions! This is an open forum for students to ask their wildest questions.
1. Welcome (5 mins)
The presenter will introduce themselves and say a little about the research being conducted at the CARMABI research centre.
2. Ask me anything (40 mins)
They will then attempt to answer as many of the pre-submitted questions from schools and the questions coming in on the Live chat, so listen out for your school’s question.
During this time students might like to make notes about which questions and answers they thought were most interesting or make a fact-file based on what they have heard during the session.
Speakers
Jamie Buchanan-Dunlop
Executive Director, Encounter Edu
Meggie Hudspith
PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam (UvA)
Sara Campana
PhD Student, University of Amsterdam
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Coral Q&A with Sara Campana and Meggie Hudspith
Want to know whether the team pack anything special from home?
In this live Q&A session students from all over the world have the opportunity to ask the researchers and scientists currently working and collecting data in Curacao anything they want. In this session, host Jamie Buchanan-Dunlop is joined by Meggie Hudspith and Sara Campana, both PhD candidates at the University of Amsterdam.
Preparation
These sessions trigger great online and class discussions about marine science topics, geography, environmentalism, climate change and life as science communicators. If you’re registered for an open Q&A, prepare lots of questions! This is an open forum for students to ask their wildest questions.
1. Welcome (5 mins)
The presenter will introduce themselves and say a little about the research being conducted at the CARMABI research centre.
2. Ask me anything (40 mins)
They will then attempt to answer as many of the pre-submitted questions from schools and the questions coming in on the Live chat, so listen out for your school’s question.
During this time students might like to make notes about which questions and answers they thought were most interesting or make a fact-file based on what they have heard during the session.
Speakers
Jamie Buchanan-Dunlop
Executive Director, Encounter Edu
Meggie Hudspith
PhD Candidate, University of Amsterdam (UvA)
Sara Campana
PhD Student, University of Amsterdam
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