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How to Be a Scientist

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How to Be a Scientist

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Which is more important for a career as a scientist, good grades in math or a strong sense of adventure? Hear what geologist Liz Cottrell has to say as she recounts her own school years and the steps that led to a career she can't imagine ever giving up. Learn more: http://volcano.si.edu/index.cfm Find more Smithsonian scientists: http://www.smithsonianeducation.org/scientist/

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4 min 11 sec

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2011-03-11T10:01:29.000Z

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