American_Chemical_Society_-_What_Chemists_Do_-_Nathan_Allen.webm
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"Scientists would come to Reddit to do an AMA, and it would get buried because George Clooney would come on. I said to myself, I really need to do something about this."
Reddit, one of the world's top visited websites, is infamous for its AMA (Ask Me Anything) sessions. From your next door neighbor sharing his story about his neighborhood, to the President of the United States, AMAs has proven to be a successful Q&A platform that provides a transparent discussion between the public and the guest. Nathan Allen is a chemist and moderator for Reddit's sub-forum (better known as subreddit), r/science. Listen to Nathan's story of how he changed the nature of AMAs for scientists through the community power of Reddit. |
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