TIGS Communications Coordinator, Ann Vinod, talks about her journey into science communication

28Jan

Ann Vinod, Communications Coordinator, Tata Institute for Genetics and Society, has around nine years of experience working in different aspects of content management and publishing. She recently spoke to Project Biology, a science communications consultancy, about her experiences in the field. Read the full article here:

 

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