Media for Scientists is a term used to describe the various forms of communication and media used by scientists to share their research and findings with the public. AGARS is an acronym for Audio, Graphics, Animation, Research, and Simulation, which are all forms of media used by scientists to communicate their work. Audio can include podcasts, interviews, and lectures, while graphics can include diagrams, charts, and graphs. Animation can be used to illustrate complex processes, while research can involve collecting data and analyzing it. Finally, simulations can be used to demonstrate how a process works or to predict outcomes.