ScienceNatters

Science and Research Podcasts and Audio Books
-Having a natter about things that matter!-

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In this podcast, Dr Bumsoo Ahn from @wakeforestmed discusses his educational and career journey and provides advice for students interested in mitochondrial biology: https://t.co/717qjYOScu

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In our latest podcast episode, Dr Jennifer Quaid from @uOttawa discusses the importance of developing your communication skills, being open-minded and making connections with mentors.

https://t.co/KlJ7A9x9Sl

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Calling all young people!! Are you (or do you know someone) aged 11 to 30 living in the UK? If so, there is still time to share your opinions about education and employment opportunities through @YEUK2012's Youth Voice Census: https://t.co/CWcVj2xwIO

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In our latest podcast, Dr Marcia Ostashewski, founding director of the Centre for Sound Communities at Cape Breton University, Canada, tells us about her journey to becoming an ethnomusicologist, and we hear from her colleagues and research assistants who share their advice for those of you who are interested in this field.

https://t.co/xNhpuvzzhj

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People still value scientists. But fewer people feel informed about science.

That’s the gap science communication has to close.

At @FuturumCareers, we see this clearly: raising science literacy, supporting teachers, broadening careers awareness and challenging stereotypes are not side issues — they’re central to building an informed, inclusive future for science.
https://t.co/dgu3gub2Xm

#scicomm #education #STEM

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In the latest Futurum podcast, Dr Nicole Cyrille-Superville, a cardiologist from Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute and Wake Forest University School of Medicine in the US, discusses the importance of staying calm and trusting your team in high pressure situations, her experience of moving from the Caribbean to the US, and being thankful for the people who have helped her throughout her life.

https://t.co/1UjAXrrMEf

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Calling all researchers! Take a look at CIHR’s current funding opportunities: https://t.co/9tS9WPPvoW

Closing soon:
•Operating Grant: Leadership Award for Vaccine Research
•Joint Canada-Israel Health Research Program
•Human Frontier Science Program’s (HFSP) Nakasone Award

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In this podcast, registered nurse Dr Holly Graham (@usask, @Thunderchild_FN) shares her experiences of racism in healthcare and discusses her motivations for developing a guide to help healthcare professionals address racism.
https://t.co/jbKEyJcZRU

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In her Futurum podcast, Dr. Maria Octavia Rangel, a geriatric cardiologist at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, speaks about how to create supportive and reciprocal relationships with your mentors, and the importance of pushing yourself out of your comfort zone.

https://t.co/msjY9UazkS

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One thing Futurum can guarantee is that the research shared on our website will always pose – and generate – thought-provoking questions.

And as each article page on the Futurum website features a comment box, you can submit your questions for the researchers to read and respond to...

https://t.co/zIuUb29ypU

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Well, that was fun!

It's always a pleasure creating podcasts with researchers, but, this time, we thought we'd have a go ourselves. In this podcast, we give a behind-the-scenes tour of our editorial and production process. We talk about how we collaborate with researchers to create educational resources based on their research and careers, and about how these resources can be used by teachers and students. We also discuss our favourite things about working for Futurum Careers...

https://t.co/EBgN3Yj1lO

[Dr Dan Jones @Hookean1]

Physics teachers. A rare chance to work at a top school in Cambridge.

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Professor Lali Medina-Kauwe is a biomedical scientist who has created a new protein that can deliver targeted drugs directly to brain tumours.

Listen to our latest narration to find out how: https://t.co/kUVIRCzeKI

Or, read the paper to learn more: https://t.co/RSc7t32VIL

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In our latest narration, we hear about a paper by Professor Lali Medina-Kauwe, who has created a new bioengineered protein that can deliver targeted drugs directly to brain tumours.

Stream the episode, download the transcript and access the paper here: https://t.co/GYBOZ4StR1

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Laurel Lynch is an ecosystems ecologist who studies how Tasmanian devils impact their ecosystems.

Listen to our latest episode to hear Laurel talk about her fieldwork in Tasmania: https://t.co/UCRl9Ib5gB

Or, read the paper to learn more: https://t.co/OFNKS2hu0U

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In the latest episode of Science Natters, we hear from Dr Laurel Lynch who tells us about her field research on Tasmanian devils.

Stream the episode, download the transcript and access the paper here: https://t.co/SqYFSSUIRQ

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Professor Siwei Lyu is leading expert in media forensics whose research focuses on the detection and prevention of deepfake media.

Listen to our latest episode to hear Siwei talk about his work: https://t.co/oz3aJx0W69

Or, read the paper to learn more: https://t.co/WHUVIdHyPZ

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In the latest episode of Science Natters, we hear from Professor Siwei Lyu who tells us about his research in generative AI and media forensics.

Stream the episode, download the transcript and access the paper here: https://t.co/35EgKjnUiT

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👋Introducing your new favourite science and research podcast, bringing you closer to the people and ideas behind the latest discoveries.

Science Natters - Having a natter about things that matter.

Listen now at https://t.co/mFzc5XOl7R

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It's Biology Week!

From biostatistics to neuroscience, from immunology to pharmacology, biology never fails to be fascinating.

The Royal Society of Biology's Biology Week Calendar lists an amazing selection of activities and events that are taking place this week: https://t.co/ToODyeqpfI

And we've got a host of teaching resources that are perfect for getting students excited about bioscience and the incredible career paths it can lead to: https://t.co/g4j9slGTcy

Get exploring!