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Why is science communication important to you personally?
In 5–10 years, as a researcher working at the interface of mathematics and biology, I plan to make science communication a central part of how I run my research: writing papers, giving talks, and explaining models in ways that are clear and engaging for specialists and non-specialists alike. I want to translate complex, quantitative ideas into narratives that help collaborators, students, and broader audiences see how mathematical models connect to real biological questions.