May 16, 2014
The Man Who Saved Museums
In science there is a principle as basic as gravity: follow the data. Pay attention to what your experiments or experiences tell you, for better or for worse, whether you like the results or not.
Stories by Ned Potter & Stuart Fischer
Ned Potter, a Senior Vice President at the international communications firm RLM Finsbury, is a former science correspondent for ABC News and CBS News. He has reported extensively on such subjects as space exploration, the digital economy, the human genome, and the global environment. He studied history of science at Princeton. He is on Twitter as @NedPotterNY.
Stuart Fischer is Partner at the international communications firm RLM Finsbury. He provides communications counsel across a wide range of industries and for nonprofit organizations.
Mr. Fischer serves on the Board of Trustees of NYSCI (The New York Hall of Science) and was Chairman of the Board of Metropolitan Montessori School in Manhattan for eight years.
He has also worked for CBS News, New York Mayors Edward Koch and David Dinkins, and worked on Capitol Hill as a Congressional Press Secretary.
Mr. Fischer graduated from Colgate University with a degree in philosophy. His writing has been published in The New York Times, the Huffington Post and elsewhere.