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The (Uni)verseReflecting on 2 years of podcastingWe started this podcast 2 years ago! It's been an incredible experience, and for our last episode of the school year (perhaps ever!?), we look back and reflect on this journey. We do not know what the future holds at this time, but as a favoured character in a book series by Brandon Sanderson would say: "It's about the journey, not the destination". Have a great summer! To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2025-04-2317 min

The (Uni)verseApril fools fooleryWell who doesn't need to unwind and laugh a bit at the moment! We won't be tricking anyone, but sharing funny stories on life at university, in and outside of class! Join us for a bit of cheer!To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2025-04-0122 min

The (Uni)verseHow do you prefer to study?You just can't avoid it! But you can control (sometimes) how you do it! Some prefer studying in a group, some individually. Nobody likes cramming but what do you do when you have to? This week we discuss our preferred studying habits and our best cramming strategies when time has run away with us.To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2025-03-1715 min

The (Uni)verseHow good are you with interviews?Being good at interviews doesn't just happen naturally for most of us. It is a learned skill that will have an impact in your professional and personal lives (even meeting the in-laws! ;-)) Listen to Janet, Laura and Joela, who impressed me so much they should honestly run a workshop! I learned a lot myself, never having been taught any of these skills and never having done an online interview (the horror!). Their insight truly is wonderful, a must listen for everyone young and old trying to find a job!To contact the co-host for comments or...2025-03-0319 min

The (Uni)verseFinding love in what you doHappy Valentine's Day!! ❤️ Whatever a person's work or hobbies or studies, sometimes something can happen that makes us fall out of love with what we do. What keeps us in love what we do? Where to find the joy and passion in our professional lives? Listen to The (Uni)verse discuss about what sparks us into carrying on loving what we do.To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2025-02-1415 min

The (Uni)verseTest anxiety (encore episode)This episode ran in April 2024 and is one of our most listened to episode. We think revisiting it could help new listeners as midterm season has already started or help second time listeners reflect on their progress handling test anxiety. It seems the entire world as cranked the stress levels to greater heights, so here is our little grain of salt to help deal with anxiety.To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2025-02-0346 min

The (Uni)verseOffice hoursThe majority of professors have office hours, whether they are virtual, in person, informal, formal, etc... What do you expect from office hours? Is there something profs could do to make them better, perhaps less stressful or intimidating for some students? To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2025-01-1517 min

The (Uni)verseSummer workHappy New Year! New year, new opportunities! Planning ahead can pay off when you are a student seeking work, catching up or getting ahead with courses, or simply to travel during the summer. How do you plan to spend your summer? To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2025-01-0718 min

The (Uni)verseGift list suggestions for academicky people.'Tis the season! Time to rack our brain for that special gift! Although we have established in previous episodes that socks are an underrated gift, here are a few more suggestions for the academically inclined people in your life. We wish you all a successful exam period followed by a fantastic Christmas break! To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2024-12-0218 min

The (Uni)verseWhat do you do to relax?Throughout our lives, as students and professionals, we are constantly under the pressure to perform and deliver (as it should be, within reason). So it is good when you can find something to unwind and relax, perhaps doing something with little cognitive demand, something entertaining, or something that connect us to the people in our lives or even nature. What do you do to relax?To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2024-11-1515 min

The (Uni)verseUsing generative AIGenerative AI like ChatGPT have been around for a year or two now and made quite an impression in education and other professional spheres! Most students use generative AI in one way or another, and generative AI tools are definitely not going away! The (uni)verse co-hosts talk about their experience with generative AI and how they wished they knew how to use it, underlining concerns about their ethical use too. How do you use generative AI like ChatGPT?To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2024-11-0414 min

The (Uni)verseWhat is your exam taking style?As midterm season is well under way, we take a cheeky look at student behaviour when taking exams. Some students speed through exams, some very carefully dissect each question, some stare into space, some shake their legs so much the whole room seems to shake with them, some have each emotion written across their face, and much more. Which type of exam takers are you? To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2024-10-1521 min

The (Uni)verseThe difference between 2nd and 3rd year.Welcome to the (Uni)verse! Last year we asked 1st year students what they were looking forward to starting university, and what they worried most about. We then had 4th year students talk about their experience and answer back to some of the worries 1st year students might have. This year, our 3 podcast co-hosts, Joela, Janet and Laura, are entering the 3rd year of their program, and I was wondering how it felt to be an upper year student. Listen to the "wisdom of the three" as they discuss their experience!To contact the co-host for comments...2024-10-0113 min

The (Uni)verseSaving pennies.Welcome back! The cost of living has increased quite a bit in the last couple of years. Many students are living on a tight budget and all the tricks in the basket should be applied to save a bit of money. We discuss a few tricks and suggestions we have used to budget wisely.Do you have any tricks to share? Please let us know! See email address below.To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2024-09-1717 min

The (Uni)verseTest anxietyFinal exam season is officially on! Exams always bring a certain amount of stress. For the most part, stress is great and useful. It keeps you alert and focus and can be turned into excitement rather than anxiety. But for many students, too much stress can lead to test anxiety, with varying consequences on exam performance and distress. In the last episode of this series, we talk about how to recognize test anxiety, how to develop strategies to prevent it, to mitigate its effect during an exam, and importantly, what to do if things go horribly wrong.2024-04-1246 min

The (Uni)verseConnectingGoing to university is a social experience for many students. You meet so many new people and make new connections, whether these are professional or personal. It is a time of change, when new friendships may arise and old friendships peter out. As you progress through your degree (or change it), interests are in constant flux and the people that revolve around these interests come and go. It can also be a time of loneliness, perhaps you have gone to a university where you have no connections, perhaps there is a language or cultural barrier, perhaps you are simply...2024-03-2034 min

The (Uni)verseFeeling a little burned out?Midterm season is well under way and perhaps you are feeling a little burned out? You are not alone and without any resources! During this reading, listen to yourself if you need to take a break. You can also listen to our podcast for a bit of inspiration on what sort of break might work better for you or simply commiserate on how hard life can be as a student.Should you need help, here are a few resources:Good 2 talk post-secondary helpline (Ontario: 1-866-925-5454)uOttawa immediate Wellness support line: 613-562-5411Finding Flow...2024-02-1926 min

The (Uni)verseAdulting part 2After pondering the meaning of being an adult, we wonder if students are and want to be treated as adults at university. No one here is an expert, defining what it means to be treated as an adult is work in progress, but we do have a few comments and ideas that may resonate with faculty and students alike. What do you think? As a student, do feel like you are treated as an adult? As a faculty, are you treating your students as adults? What would not being treated as an adult look like?Shownotes:2024-02-0723 min

The (Uni)verseDo university students feel like adults?This is a question that sneaked itself into our conversation as we listened to comments made by 4th year student way back in September 2023. As you will hear, our thoughts about being an adult and whether we considered ourselves adults were pretty much all over the place. So we dug a bit more into the literature on adulting (yes, that is a word) and discussed it further. Not that we'll write a Nobel prize winning essay about this, but we did conclude adulthood is all about buying new sock! Will you agree?To contact the co-host for c...2024-01-1620 min

The (Uni)verseDo you use your smartphone in class?There has been much talk about whether Smartphones are good or bad for learning. All students use their Smartphone in class either for non-academic related purposes or for their learning during class, using polling apps, looking up vocabulary, Google searches, etc. We do not have the answer to whether phones are good or bad for learning per say, but we can talk about what students do to manage their phone use strategically. In this episode, Diane Riddell generously spends time with us to talk about her research while working in Prof. Luc Bonneville's research group, o...2024-01-0125 min

The (Uni)verseStaying motivatedDuring a semester, especially at the end, it is sometimes difficult to stay motivated. Establishing routines and good work habits can help. Janet, Joela and Laura share their working habits, what works well or works less for them. We hope this might motivate you in these last miles of the semester! To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2023-12-1524 min

The (Uni)verseThe 4th year students answer back!Following the comments that 1st year students had shared with us, about their fears and aspirations starting university, we asked 4th year students what they would answer back to the 1st year students. There are clearly some general themes coming to the surface, but also, every student is unique, with their unique experience and perspective. Enjoy the ride!To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2023-12-0123 min

The (Uni)verse1st year experience at universityI think most who went to university will remember their first semester, the expectation, the excitement, the angst! We asked a few incoming students about their expectations, their hopes and their fears and empathize and sometimes wonder about their answers. How did your first semester go? What would you tell yourself thinking back?To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2023-11-1520 min

The (Uni)verseLittle Lab Horror StoriesMost people working in a science lab has a story to share about something that went wrong. We collected a few of these, true stories one and all, admittedly with a few editorial liberties, for a bit of Halloween fun. Enjoy! Mwahahaha!!!To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2023-10-3020 min

The (Uni)verseMinors, majors and honours - Oh my!University comes with its own jargon and a wealth of disciplines and program choices that can be both liberating and confusing! Let's try to make light of it and figure out where to get help when you need it! In this episode, Janet, Joela, Laura and Elaine talk with Julie Lamothe, Manager of the Undergraduate Studies Administration at the Faculty of Science at uOttawa. To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2023-10-1623 min

The (Uni)verseIntroducing The (Uni)verseA quick introduction to the podcast and the co-hosts.To contact the co-host for comments or suggestions, write to us at Podcasttheuniverse@gmail.com.2023-09-1504 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcast"Big Biology Podcast" host Dr. Marty MartinFor this episode, we spoke to Marty Martin from the Big Biology podcast - the best biology podcast around (excluding our own, of course)! Dr. Martin is a professor and biologist at the University of South Florida. Along with co-host Art Woods, he covers some of the biggest unanswered questions in biology. We ask about his research into sparrows as a real-world immunological model, and ask how podcasting complements his work as a professor and researcher. Check out big biology at https://www.bigbiology.org/, and please subscribe to the Big Biology podcast! 2023-03-1654 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastBack to in-person: the student point of viewAfter several years of being taught online, returning to campus, or even coming to campus for the first time, created its own set of challenges (and joy!) for students. Yassine, N'Nabintou and Breana, 3 science students at the University of Ottawa who are at different stages of their degree and with very different backgrounds, share with us their experience of the "return to campus". We discuss the good and the bad of remote learning and in-person learning, the need for adjusting and finding the best compromise for both students and teaching staff to create the best learning experience and environment we...2023-02-1546 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastNew hope for Lupus patients with Prof Eric Morand (part 2)Look up Eric Morand's profile at Monash.Catch him on Twitter: @EricFMorandCatch him also on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-morand-9015851/Importantly, listen to his record (I recommend the Hornstars, video available here)https://music.apple.com/au/album/invisible-girl/18235946https://music.apple.com/au/album/feckless-abandon/889702701https://music.apple.com/au/album/the-hornstars/1499121104https://music.apple.com/au/album/halfway-there/1639685293 2022-12-1531 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastNew hope for Lupus patients with Prof Eric Morand (part 1)Look up Eric Morand's profile at Monash.Catch him on Twitter: @EricFMorandCatch him also on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-morand-9015851/Importantly, listen to his record (I recommend the Hornstars, video available here)https://music.apple.com/au/album/invisible-girl/18235946https://music.apple.com/au/album/feckless-abandon/889702701https://music.apple.com/au/album/the-hornstars/1499121104https://music.apple.com/au/album/halfway-there/1639685293 2022-11-1531 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastResearch at the Canadian Museum of Nature, with Dr. Danielle FraserIn our second in a mini-series on science in museums, Elaine and Mike spoke to Dr. Danielle Fraser, paleobiologist and Research Scientist at the Canadian Museum of Nature (Ottawa, Canada). Dr. Fraser wears many other hats too, including Director of the Beaty Centre for Species Discovery, Adjunct Research Professor in Biology and Earth Sciences at Carleton University, and Associate at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Listen in for a glimpse into research life in museums, how it differs (or doesn't) from university research, and how she can track the diets of animals long after they're dead.2022-10-2147 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastVP Research & Collections at the Canadian Museum of Nature (Dr. Jeff Saarela)We spoke to Dr. Jeff Saarela, VP of Collections and Research at the Canadian Museum of Nature (Ottawa, Canada). With over a century as Canada's natural history museum, the Museum of Nature is famous for its beautiful exhibits inside a rustic castle in downtown Ottawa. But the museum is more than just exhibits: there is a separate set of buildings, away from downtown Ottawa, with enormous collections of species and specimens - the majority of which haven't even been classified. Jeff walks us through the archives, the research done at the museum, and how anyone can get into the...2022-09-1750 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastDr. Eric Chen: BioinformaticsEric's Google Scholar page: https://scholar.google.ca/citations?user=BMOEBWwAAAAJ&hl=en 2022-08-1847 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastThe student-athlete experience in higher edFollow Jackson Bennett for the Redblacks or here, and learn more about him on Wikipedia!See Katherine Bearne's profile for the GeeGees or her research profile in Prof. Robert Boyd's lab.See Niève Séguin's profile for the GeeGees or read this article written about Niève in the Fulcrum. 2022-06-151h 09

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastTaking care of our water with Dr. Onita BasuLinks you may be interested in visiting:Dr Onita Basu webpage on the Carleton University websiteTanzania Water Hub 2022-05-161h 14

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastSARS-CoV-2 and CoVaRR-Net with Dr Marc-André Langlois.Here are links the many websites or research groups mentioned during the podcast:MacLeans' list of influential Canadians in 2022 CoVaRR-NetDr Marc-André Langlois University of Ottawa profile pageCanCURE Fact checking:SARS-CoV pandemic of 2002-2003 death toll in Canada:251 people were infected, 43 patient died, which represents 17% of infected people, not 50% as mentioned by Elaine in the podcast. (source: Encyclopedia Britannica) 2022-04-181h 12

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastLooking back on 2 years of COVID through the eyes of 4 science undergraduate students.To access the SSA/AÉS website click here. 2022-03-151h 22

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastScience and the media with Jeremy KerrYou can look up Jeremy's profile on the University of Ottawa website, or his research group website. 2022-02-1653 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastCommuniquer la science par la bande dessinée avec Olivier RobinPour rejoindre Olivier Robin: Université de SherbrookeVoici un article d'actualité sur le cours d'Olivier Robin et Benoît Leblanc. Article publié dans Frontiers Communication pour le cours d'Olivier Robin: Teaching communication with comics for postgraduate students. Celui-ci contient tous les détails du cours avec un sondage des étudiant.e.s qui y ont participé. Correction sur le nombre de visionnement de l'article, j'ai dit 5,000 dans le podcast, c'est plus de 2,700 (janvier 2022).Olivier Robin est aussi apparut sur le balado des Années Lumières (Radio Canada) le 21 Novembre 2021 pour parler de sa recherche et en Janvier 2022 pour discu...2022-01-151h 08

Planet B612University Education with Dr Elaine BeaulieuShow Notes****In this episode, we talk about the realities, and challenges faced by today's University students, and professors. Are professors paid enough? Are there too many students today? How can education improve? Dr. Elaine Beaulieu joins me to explore these topics, and share her experience, and opinions, on the topic!(0:01:02) Beyond the Test Tube, research and the Faculty of Science.(0:01:37) Switching to innovation in education: The why and the how.(0:04:04) Working as a researcher: The PhD and PostDoc.(0:06:55) Science lecturers vs Tenured professors in academia.(0:08:30) Tenure: Why it is still the goal. (0:10:48) The hierarchy of a...2021-12-311h 20

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastMarthe Poirier et le grand cadeau qu'est l'Expo-Sciences Hydro-QuébecVous voulez participer è Expo-Sciences en tant qu'étudiant ou étudiante, bénévole, commanditaire ou autre? Consultez le site du Réseau Technoscience pour en avoir tout les détails. Tous sont les bienvenus!You can participate in Expo-Science whether you wish to present a project in English or French, you can be a judge for posters either in English or French, please visit the Réseau Technoscience website. All are welcome!Vous vous demandez ce qu'est le rôle de Luc Sirois, Innovateur en Chef du Québec? Visitez le site du Conseil de l'Innovation...2021-12-1534 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastDr Rajendhran Rajakumar (warning: you may fall in love with ants!)You can learn more about Dr Rajakumar's research by visiting his ecard on the uOttawa website: https://science.uottawa.ca/biology/people/rajakumar-rajendhranor follow him on Twitter: @Rajee_Rajakumar.Listen to TWIEVO (This Week in Evolution), a podcast co-hosted by Dr Racaniello and Dr Elde:Microbe tv/TWIEVOThe TWIEVO podcast with Dr Daniel Kronaeur is TWIEVO #62.You can follow Ants Canada on YouTube:AntsCanada YouTube channel 2021-11-1555 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastDr Dillon ChungDrs. Elaine Beaulieu and Michael Country speak with Dr. Dillon Chung, a physiologist who focuses on the mitochondria of different animals. He's a comparative physiologist, which means he learns physiology by learning from a range of animals, letting them teach him their secrets. He's studied metabolism at the extremes: he's looked at hibernating 13-lined ground squirrels, which by some measures can drop their metabolism by 95-99%. On the other end of the spectrum, he's currently working on shrews - tiny mammals with metabolisms so high that some species may consume double their bodyweight in food every day. He especially...2021-10-2049 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastDr Kathryn KnightOn this episode, Mike had the pleasure of speaking with Dr Kathryn Knight, the News and Views Editor of the Journal of Experimental Biology (JEB). Dr Knight discusses editing tricks, what makes a well written piece, and how to get into science writing. This is one fully packed episode you will not want to miss!Please check out the Journal of Experimental Biology (JEB).Just a brief disclaimer: Kathryn's, Mike's, and Elaine's views are their own, and do not necessarily represent JEB, the NIH, or uOttawa. 2021-09-1658 min

Bouquins & ConfidencesBouquins & Confidences #74 | Émission du 16 août 2021Au menu de l'émission Bouquins amp; Confidences du 16 août 2021 :1:20 : Mot de bienvenue.2:00 : Julie Collin fait un bref retour sur l’événement Le 12 août, j’achète un livre québécois.9:00 : Notre chroniqueuse Carolyne Ménard présente son livre préféré de l'année 2020 : « Les Entailles » de Marie-Élaine Guay (Poètes de brousse).19:10 : Notre chroniqueuse Mariane Cayer recommande la bande dessinée « Ainsi soit Benoîte Groult » de Catel (Editions Grasset et Fasquelle).27:15 : Julie Collin s'entretient avec notre invitée de la semaine, l’écrivaine Magali Laurent (Les Éditions de Mortagne / Bayard Canada Livres / Les Éditions de la Bag...2021-08-171h 39

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastJulie LaurinThe multiple ways you can follow Julie's work:Please visit Julie Laurin's website: https://julielaurin.com/.Listen to her podcast Planet B612: https://planetb612.fm/ .Watch Julie's latest microscopic find on her website A Tiny World: https://atinyworld.org/.You can also subscribe to her YouTube channel, reach her on Twitter (@PlanetB612fm and @atinyworldorg ) or Instagram. Book referred to in the podcast:You can learn more about Robert Hooke and his book Micrographia on.... drumroll... Wikipedia!Here is a review of Matt Ri...2021-08-151h 01

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastAndrea GigeroffWe've got a herpetologist special for this episode. Maddie and Andrea talk about the ins and outs of herpetology, Andrea's master's working with snakes, and some weird business ideas... Learn what a herper is and how you can do it too. Follow Andrea on Instagram @andrea.gigeroff and on Tik Tok @snake.aunt 2021-07-1549 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcast3D animations in molecular biology with Andrew Catalano from Smart Biology.You can visit the Smart Biology website by clicking on this link: Smart Biology.Shout out to Dr Jade Atallah, an assistant professor at the University of Toronto (Mississauga), who helped Andrew during the first few year of bringing Smart Biology to life, and introduced me to this wonderful animations.Find out what we mean by "we're not worthy" David S. Goodsell at the Scripps Institute.And discover the pioneer and revolutionary world of 3D molecular animations by Drew Berry at the WEHI in Melbourne, Australia.If you want to know m...2021-06-1546 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastTeaching and learning science with Dr Elaine BeaulieuHere are recommended readings for any teacher, budding or experienced:Make it Stick, by Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roedinger III and Mark A. Daniel, 2014.Power teaching: Unleash the Science of Learning, by Pooja K, Argawal and Patrice M. Bain, 2019.Small teaching: Everyday Lesson from the Science of Learning, by James M. Lang, 2016You can reach Dr Beaulieu via email at : elaine.beaulieu@uottawa.ca or on Twitter: @elainebeaulieu2. 2021-05-2155 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastMike CountryIn this episode, Maddie talks with Dr. Mike Country about his research involving the retina, hypoxia in fish, and metabolism. Other than talking about his various projects, they also discuss Dr. Country's future research plans such as his Japanese fellowship at RIKEN with Genshiro Sunagawa and Eisuke Nishida, working on hypometabolism. *Warning: this episode contains bad science jokes*2021-03-1746 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastJoshua DadjoBest quote from Joshua Dadjo:" If you look at [beginning]undergrad students and you think we might only have those people for 6 months, what do we want to give them".Anyone could talk with Joshua for hours, he is charming and interesting and has an approach to life that is refreshingly positive and full of humility. If you are interested in pursuing studies in science policies or health policies, Joshua would be happy for you to contact him to discuss it: jdadj007@uottawa.ca. 2021-02-1543 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastCassidy SwanstonPelling Lab site: Pellinglab.netCassidy's Twitter: @scicommcassidy Cassidy's non-profit organization, Pulsar Collective: pulsarcollective.orgCassidy's NEW podcast on science communication: Scicommschool.com 2021-01-1831 min

Beyond the test tube: a science podcastDr Allyson MacLeanVisit Dr Allyson MacLean's website plantsymbiosis.org.Listen and subscribe to Beyond the test tube: a science podcast on Google Play or Apple Podcasts. 2020-12-0940 min

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