A Moment of Science, Please! aims to allow students to understand current and ongoing research projects directly from researchers through a series of podcasts.
Learn about how Dr. Jennifer Mitchell, Professor in the Department of Cell & Systems Biology, embarked on her current research path in genomics and developmental biology! Listen to our new episode only on: https://t.co/D3bhOcyHUe
What spawned the interest to learn about neurogenesis for Dr. Vincent Tropepe? Learn more about this Cell & Systems Biology professor and his research interests through our new episode which is out NOW! π§ π
YouTube: https://t.co/ScRIRhm6ZC
Meet the Team Series! π₯
Welcoming the Content Creators of our team next, Brian and Ethan. Learn more about Brian and Ethan here: https://t.co/MzHLGJgorS
Meet the Team Series! π₯
Ashley works in this team as both Social Media Correspondent and Literature Reviewer! Learn more about Ashley here: https://t.co/yapobKtPTZ
Meet the Team Series! π₯
Next up, we have Mohammad who will be acting as our Technical Director for this year. Learn more about Mohamad here: https://t.co/MHKtym0PkR
Meet the Team Series! π₯
As AMOSP jumps into the second season, the team has seen some shifts and changes. So, it's only right we introduce the new additions! Starting off, we've Aghia serving as President of the 2022-23 team. Learn more about Aghia here: https://t.co/TcryiXzxzR
Have you ever wondered about how hormones influence energy levels and food intake? Do you want to know it's influence on obesity? Find out in our latest episode with Dr. Jacqueline Beaudry, Department of Nutritional Sciences πβ¨
YouTube: https://t.co/lTZ7XaHegC
Our latest episode is out now! Dr. Paul Frankland, senior scientist in the Neuroscience and Mental Health program at SickKids research institute sits down with us to talk all about the brain and neuron formation π§ β¨
YouTube: https://t.co/S39DcVJJVV
To kickstart our second season, we're with Dr. Landon J. Edgar and his quest to identify the function of carbs in health! Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Pharmacology & Toxicology at UofT. Listen to our conversation here:
Youtube: https://t.co/522JvdJph8
If you haven't already done so, make sure to follow our existing social media platforms to stay up to date with all the latest news from AMOSP!
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As the new school year approaches, we'd like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the lovely scientists who were involved in the making of our content π₯°
Please stay tuned during the 2022-23 year for the next season to access more insightful conversations presented by AMOSP! π§ͺπ¬
Hello Twitter World! AMOSP is a student run group aimed at improving scientific literacy and invoking an interest in ongoing scientific research. We will be working with professors and researchers conducting scientific research to get you information directly from the source.