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Ravi Kapur

Sep 30, 2026

Inside EOSC

Inside EOSC

Ravi Kapur

Sep 30 · 1h 4m

5:33
What was the path?
5:35
Yeah, a bit meandering.
5:37
So as I mentioned after starting out physics, I ended up in documentary filmmaking and journalism, but also other areas of filmmaking too.
5:45
Tried my hand at drama and music videos and all the other things that many filmmakers do.
5:49
But in parallel to science documentaries and working at the BBC and some fantastic production companies in the private sector as well, There was a growing sense in all the encounters we had with people working in science that people were really worried about retention in the science sector and recruitment into the science sector.
6:09
And so I started to pay a bit more attention to that, and it became apparent that a lot of that stemmed back to what happens in school-level education, both in terms of engagement with young people, but also retention of science teachers.
6:23
It was a period when the government was really struggling to find the answers for recruiting and retaining science teachers.

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20:10
Is it that instrumental or is there something else going on for you in the inclusion of art in earth observation data?

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