Science filmmaker and podcaster, British lover of Japan now living in Germany, mum to two. Formerly Chief Multimedia Editor at Nature; now freelancing.
@KnowableMag@CharlotteStod Take a deeper dive: This Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology paper examines how patients’ differing experiences of pain may be linked to the phenomenon of the placebo effect. https://t.co/FmtjauqjxU
NEW: Sloppy by today’s standards, and maybe even back when it was published in 1955, Henry Beecher’s paper paved the way for sounder drug trials and pushed scientists to better understand how we process pain.
🎙️@CharlotteStod explores. Listen:
https://t.co/6lIyrlcshc #podcasting
Thank you @jclarkepaleolab for helping me unpick the fascinating history of Archaeopteryx and how it changed the way we think about dinosaurs and birds.
🎧New podcast episode!🎧
Archaeopteryx forever changed our understanding of dinosaurs and the origin of birds, but it took a century after its discovery & a one-page paper to shift scientific consensus. @charlottestod explores.
Listen now: https://t.co/yXRwxmogo4 #podcasting
I loved making this pod episode for Knowable. Copies of the first Archaeopteryx fossils are on display at Frankfurt's natural history museum @Senckenberg.
🎧New podcast episode!🎧
Archaeopteryx forever changed our understanding of dinosaurs and the origin of birds, but it took a century after its discovery & a one-page paper to shift scientific consensus. @charlottestod explores.
Listen now: https://t.co/yXRwxmogo4 #podcasting
It's been fascinating learning about the history of places like @CERN@SLAClab and @BrookhavenLab for this @KnowableMag podcast on how particle accelerators went from table-top devices to massive underground machines https://t.co/txJxQZ7OhY
I learnt loads making Ep. 3 of the @KnowableMag podcast about how scientists figure out the shape of proteins, from x-ray crystallography to cryo-EM to computer predictions - summed up in a brilliant song, Oh AlphaFold, by the @NaturePodcast team https://t.co/QNnbyLsB41
Huge appreciation for the hard work, persistence and creative thinking of scientists like @RogerKornberg, Richard Henderson and others at @MRC_LMB. Thank you for telling me your stories for this podcast https://t.co/PoRc6fkug6
The journey to solving the structures of these critically important molecules began with a chance discovery. Today, after decades of painstaking lab work and huge technological leaps, the field of protein science is exploding. https://t.co/9ncflJMLzz
Ep. 2 of the Knowable Podcast is out and it's a good one by the talented @ClimateAdam. It was only in the 1990s that scientists first discovered a planet outside our Solar System. Since then, exoplanet hunting has become a popular pursuit and now we have found thousands!
Over the past few decades we’ve been on a dramatic journey to discover our place in the universe. And around each and every turn, researchers have uncovered new surprises. https://t.co/rHLnRuAjkP
Science can explain a lot but it struggles to explain why we dream. Making this podcast, I came across some interesting theories... which one sounds like it might explain your dreams?
Knowable Magazine’s science history podcast returns on February 1, with brand new episodes exploring the science of dreams, the search for extrasolar planets, the quest to treat depression and so much more.
Catch up on season one: https://t.co/oE1Vkslf0d