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How Science Can Reclaim Public Trust

Charlie Arnot, CEO of The Center for Food Integrity explains why transparency must be at the heart of effective science-based communication.
Galileo demonstrating his telescope
Charlie Arnot Charlie Arnot

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Galileo Galilei is considered a hero of the 17th century Scientific Revolution. His work in physics, astronomy, and the scientific method was groundbreaking and catalyzed modern science. Galileo championed the scientific method, including his work affirming the earth was a sphere.

His conclusion was not welcomed by the political and religious leaders of the time who were convinced that the earth was flat as a table. For his contributions to science, Galileo was convicted of heresy in 1633 and sentenced to perpetual house arrest.


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  • Charlie Arnot

    Charlie Arnot CEO

    Charlie Arnot is the CEO of The Center for Food Integrity, a nonprofit organization that applies research, strategic insights, and best practices to build consumer trust in the global food system. He is also the founder and president of Look East, an employee-owned consulting firm.

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