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Let's Talk SciComm123. Interview with Dr. Tullio Rossi about AI in scicommThis week we’re thrilled to be joined by long-time friend of the podcast Dr Tullio Rossi - we first chatted with Tullio way back in Season 6 (you can listen to that interview here). Tullio is an award-winning science communicator, marine biologist, and graphic designer. As the founder of Animate Your Science, he has trained over 7,000 researchers across 59 countries to tell their stories to the world. Recently, Tullio has dived deep into the AI revolution, and he’s here to share how we can use these tools to boost their productivity and amplify their impact.You can foll...
2026-01-0535 min
David SenraPatrick O'Shaughnessy, Colossus & Positive SumPatrick O'Shaughnessy is the Chairman Emeritus of O'Shaughnessy Asset Management, the founder of Colossus, and the founder and CEO of Positive Sum. He is an investor, author, and podcaster who has devoted his career to understanding the world's best investors and entrepreneurs.
Under his leadership, Colossus has become one of the largest investing-focused podcast networks in the world, producing shows including the flagship Invest Like the Best, which he hosts. At Positive Sum, he invests in early-stage companies creating and reinventing categories, with portfolio companies including Tegus, ID.me, Etched, and Vanta.
After starting as...
2025-12-212h 05Let's Talk SciComm121. Interview with Communications Advisor Rebecca CollessThis week we loved chatting with Bec Colless, who has 30+ years’ experience in science communication, research translation and IP commercialisation, public and stakeholder relations, education and marketing. She has enhanced the reputations, funding and impact of universities and research organisations, innovative businesses – including her own travelling science show – government agencies, non-profits, museums and schools. Drawing on her decades of experience across science, journalism, government, industry and education, Bec shares practical advice on research impact, persuasive writing, value propositions and storytelling and why great communication always starts with empathy for your audience. From grant writing and credibility to Aristot...
2025-12-1534 minLet's Talk SciComm117. Interview with science writer and performer Dr Phil DooleyWelcome to Season 16 of Let’s Talk SciComm. We are thrilled to be launching our next season and have a great selection of episodes in store for you to enjoy during the rest of 2025.We can’t think of any better way to launch the season than a conversation with Dr Phil Dooley. Phil is an extremely talented science communicator who wears many hats: he’s a science writer, presenter, comedian, performer, musician, video-maker and trainer. He's worked on YouTube videos that got hundreds of thousands of hits, tweets that saw millions of impressions, press releases that went i...
2025-11-1732 min
Huberman LabDAVID SENRA: Daniel Ek, SpotifyI’m excited to share episode one of a new podcast that I’ve helped create and produce. This new podcast is called David Senra, and it’s hosted by David Senra.
For those of you not familiar with David Senra, he is an expert in all things related to greatness. He studies greatness and understands it, mostly in the domain of business but also among creatives, athletes and other world-class performers.
This first episode of the podcast is with Daniel Ek, the co-founder and CEO of Spotify. It's an absolutely spectacular conversation that I'm certai...
2025-09-282h 10
MeteorYou don’t need this podcast right nowWe had a come-to-reality moment and concluded that what the world needs right now is not another scicomm podcast episode from us. So, we are pausing what would be our next season of Meteor, indefinitely. We have several reasons for this decision, which we discuss in this brief episode: Our most reliable, trusted communities are tighter in scope and focus, and we’re especially prioritizing spending time sustaining those connections right now. We do not want to just join the pundit discourse about what’s happening in the world. Talking about the state of scicomm via the pod...
2025-09-1116 min
Across the ClineEpisode 19: Queer FungiWe at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
2025-08-131h 11
The SciComm CollectiveRevisiting 'Raising the Bar' with Dr Heather Bray"Science communication is not just about talking to the media; it's about this broader relationship. Food is social, not just scientific." - Dr Heather Bray.In our Summer Shorts bonus season finale, The SciComm Collective’s Kate is joined by guest Dr Heather Bray, Coordinator of UWA's Masters and Minor in Science Communication programs. Taking on the challenge she sets for students, Heather reflects on her performance at UWA's Raising the Bar 2024, where she presented on the future of food science. Kate and Heather discuss the importance of purpose, audience and message in science co...
2025-02-2340 min
The SciComm CollectiveSounding Fantastical with Keelan Powell“Have fun communicating science – always, always have fun with it.” - Keelan PowellThe SciComm Collective’s Felice is joined by UWA Master of Science Communication graduate Keelan Powell to discuss the podcast Keelan created for UWA's Science Presentations unit. Keelan shares how he was inspired to combine his love for creative writing with his background in physics in his podcast, “Sounds Fantastical,” weaving a story about the Ice Cube Neutrino Observatory. Episode Links: Keelan Powell's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@KeelanPowell"How to write folklore" by Keel...
2025-02-2213 min
The SciComm CollectiveGossiping Geology with Owen Cumming“I liked the story of it and that's why I wanted to use that, to present [geology] in a way that was a bit more interesting, a bit more fun.” - Owen CummingOn this episode of Summer Shorts, join The SciComm Collective’s Clare as she interviews Owen Cumming, a graduate of UWA’s Master of Science Communication program. Owen talks about his journey from environmental science to science communication. Hear how Owen took his passion for making complex geological stories more accessible and engaging, to create his mini podcast episode, “Carved in Stone”, brin...
2025-02-2110 min
The SciComm CollectiveTaking a Break with Lotte George“Learning and practising science communication is core to so much” - Lotte GeorgeWelcome back to Summer Shorts, an exploration of podcasting by UWA science communication students. In this episode, The SciComm Collective’s Kate is joined by UWA Biomedical Sciences graduate Lotte George. Lotte shares how stumbling upon the UWA Tropical Grove during a study break inspired her to make a Shinrin-yoku (“forest bathing”) meditation podcast, and how her Science Presentations unit of study has benefited her even beyond the scientific landscape. Episode Links: Watch Lotte’s...
2025-02-2018 min
The SciComm CollectiveWildflower Walking with Felice Ng“While I’ve always had this interest in science, I didn’t always feel like it was the most accessible or easily understandable, so I was really drawn to science communication.” - Felice NgJoin The SciComm Collective’s Clare as she interviews Felice Ng, a UWA student pursuing a Bachelor of Biomedical Science in Pharmacology and Genetics, along with a Science Communication minor. In this episode, Felice shares how Australia’s unique biodiversity inspired her to make a podcast about Triggerplants (Stylidium) as part of a bigger series called “Wildflower Walks.” Note: The Department of Biodiversity, Co...
2025-02-1908 min
The SciComm CollectiveTalking Sexy Science with Anna Balaguer“Science can be silly, it can be goofy, it can be funny, and interesting!” - Anna BalaguerIn Summer Shorts we're exploring the art of podcasting with former UWA Science Presentations unit students. Today’s guest star is Bachelor of Science (Zoology) and Science Communication (Minor) student Anna Balaguer. Join Anna and The SciComm Collective’s Emma as they discuss the inspiration behind Anna's “Bone Zone” podcast about Anglerfish mating, the struggles of finding copyright-free music, and her science communication journey so far.Content warning: Some adult themes.
2025-02-1816 min
The SciComm CollectiveThe Art of Podcasting with Rocky McGellin and Rose KerrHow do you evaluate a podcast? What makes a good podcast?Welcome to Summer Shorts, a bonus series brought to you by The SciComm Collective where we explore the art of podcasting with professionals and former students of UWA’s Science Presentations unit. Today, The SciComm Collective's Kate and Emma chat with local podcasters Rockwell "Rocky" McGellin and Rose Kerr about the ins and outs of podcasting as a professional - with tips and tricks for students creating podcasts for the first time! Especially great for students taking the unit SCOM2205 Science Presentations at...
2025-02-1738 minAcross the ClineEpisode 17: Eating Insects With Your Eyes...and MouthWe at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
Bugs on your walls? Bugs on your plate? Why n...
2025-01-251h 20Let's Talk SciComm100. Twenty questions with Jen and MichaelThree years later and we couldn’t be more excited to be sharing Episode 100 of Let’s Talk SciComm with you. We are so proud to still be creating this podcast and couldn’t be more grateful to YOU, our fabulous listeners, for continuing to support us. To celebrate reaching episode 100 and the end of Season 13, Jen and Michael decided to turn the spotlight inwards and ask each other some of our favourite quick-fire questions, with a few new questions thrown in for good measure. We hope the result is a fun conversation in which you can get to...
2024-12-1637 minMeteorCommunities to gush aboutWe vaguely talk all the time on this podcast about what we do and where we work. But, we don’t talk concretely about the specific projects we work on, which ones we love, and what makes them hard. Plus, we talk all the time about saying no, and sometimes saying yes. So, today, we’re focusing on some things we actually said yes to. Today, we cover: Virginia’s role as Chief Marketing Officer and co-founder of the ocean tech start-up Tini Scientific (https://www.tiniscientific.com/). Bethann’s excitement about being principal investigator...
2024-12-1228 minLet's Talk SciComm99. Our scicomm highs and lows - with the UniMelbSciComm teaching teamIt’s hard to believe this is the 99th episode of Let’s Talk SciComm! As you can imagine, we are very excited to still be producing our podcast three years and 99 episodes later. To celebrate, we invited the rest of our fabulous teaching team - Dr Catriona Nguyen-Robertson, Dr Linden Ashcroft and Dr Graham Phillips back to the podcast. The five of us spend half an hour reflecting on the highs and lows of our science communication experiences and what we’ve learned along the way about how to be more effective communicators. We hope you’ll find o...
2024-12-1035 minMeteorHello, familiar identity crisisWe find we have predictable periods of “now what”, with the podcast, Meteor, as well as in our own, separate professional endeavors. And we’re trying to embrace these cycles as one of the indicators that we are in an advanced stage of our scicomm careers. The symptoms of our identity crises depend on our circumstances, like: the cadence of our evaluation cycles (say, annual reports for a grant or a supervisor) our workload (sometimes all freelance clients want everything at the same time!) and may display in recognizable ways, like an itch to update our websit...
2024-11-2826 minAcross the ClineEpisode 16: Machine SpeakWe at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
Do you ever talk to yourself? What about to a...
2024-11-121h 25MeteorCreating abundance, togetherFirst, we have a big announcement!We’ve not previously opened the show to guests because we can’t monetarily compensate anyone for being on the podcast (even ourselves). But, we’ve heard from people that y’all would like to join the convo anyway. So, let’s do this! If you want to join the possible guest pool for next season, visit meteorscicomm.org/podcast. And, if anyone listening has funding to help us compensate guests, please let us know! Now, on to today’s episode! We’re kicking off SEASON 4!! 🥳 We’ve been hearing...
2024-10-3120 min
The SciComm CollectiveSciComm Careers with Dr Heather Bray“Find those things that light you up. Find your community.” - Heather Bray
What is science communication? How and why do we get involved? In this episode, Holly, Kate, and our guest Dr Heather Bray, Senior Lecturer and Coordinator of Science Communication at The University of Western Australia, discuss Heather’s journey into research and academia, the power of subjectivity, and how science communication can make the world a better place.
Episode links:
Dr Heather Bray on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-heather-bray-48563226/
Heather’s research: https://research-reposi...
2024-09-2433 min
The SciComm CollectiveIntroducing... The SciComm Collective"The value of science communication emerges from the person that you are and the questions that you have." - Ann Grand
Welcome to our first episode! In this episode, we explore how the SciComm Collective grew from an idea by a group of science communication students from UWA into the audio you hear today. Join Felice, Ke, Ximena, and Emma and special guest interviewer Ann Grand as they dive into our motivations, challenges, and ambitions to make science accessible and engaging through diverse perspectives and experiences.
Episode links:
Science Communication at The University...
2024-09-1317 minAcross the ClineEpisode 15: Utopia and AutismWe at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
Imagine the most perfect of worlds But is that w...
2024-08-151h 03
Huberman LabAMA #18: Cold Therapy Advice, Skin Health Tips, Motivation, Learning Strategies & MoreWelcome to a special edition of the 18th Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium. This episode is a recording of the live stream AMA, exclusive to our Premium members. We've decided to make the full-length version available to everyone, including non-members of Huberman Lab Premium.Huberman Lab Premium was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the main Huberman Lab podcast — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for important scientific research. A...
2024-08-0256 min
Huberman LabSupplements for Longevity & Their Efficacy | Dr. Peter AttiaIn this episode, my guest is Dr. Peter Attia, M.D., a Stanford and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine-trained physician expert in improving human healthspan and lifespan. Dr. Attia is also the host of The Drive podcast and author of the best-selling book Outlive. We discuss the NAD pathway in human cells and its possible links to aging and health. We evaluate how supplementation can augment molecules in the NAD pathway; we compare NAD, NMN, and NR, different routes of administration, their safety, and bioavailability. Then, we discuss the broader research and clinical literature on longevity to d...
2024-07-292h 30Across the ClineEpisode 14: Do you smell...what's coming?We at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
Can you smell it? We’ve concocted a fascinating for...
2024-06-151h 10Huberman LabPerform with Dr. Andy Galpin: How & Why to Strengthen Your Heart & Cardiovascular FitnessI'm honored to share the first episode of the new podcast, Perform with Dr. Andy Galpin.Dr. Andy Galpin is a tenured full professor at California State University, Fullerton, where he co-directs the Center for Sport Performance and leads the Biochemistry and Molecular Exercise Physiology Laboratory.Andy is both a friend and a colleague, and I’m delighted to have assisted in the creation of this podcast. I'm certain you'll both enjoy and learn from it.Season 1 features 10 episodes, airing every Wednesday for 10 weeks. Dr. Galpin will cover everything from building strength, the im...
2024-06-122h 00
Huberman LabAMA #17: Making Time for Fitness, Top Sleep Tools & Best Learning StrategiesWelcome to a preview of the 17th Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium.Huberman Lab Premium was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the main Huberman Lab podcast — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for important scientific research. A significant portion of proceeds from the Huberman Lab Premium subscription will fund human research (not animal models) selected by Dr. Huberman, with a dollar-for-dollar match from the Tiny Foundation. Read our An...
2024-04-3025 minLet's Talk SciComm74. How to create a scicomm outreach program with Dr Jen PayneThis week we had a wonderful time speaking with Dr Jen Payne about her amazing initiative STEMpals. Jen grew up in a small country town, where the closest thing to scientists she saw was her teachers. She had no idea really what a scientist was or could be. Fast forward to now, where Jen is a research scientist, minimising deadly infections due to antimicrobial resistance.
She is an award-winning science communicator who is passionate about real-world STEM in the classroom. This led to becoming the founder and CEO of a STEM charity the Curiosity Factory, which runs...
2024-04-2929 minAcross the ClineEpisode 13: It's all about the order you don't haveWe at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
Both the words “jazz” and “anarchy” bring up ideas of chaos...
2024-04-221h 45Let's Talk SciComm71. Interview with Marnie Ogg, a leader in science-based tourismWelcome back to Season 10 of Let’s Talk SciComm! We’re thrilled to be back with you for another season of fantastic conversations exploring how we can all communicate about science in more effective and engaging ways.
To get the season off to an amazing start, we’re thrilled to have caught up with science tourism and dark skies guru, Marnie Ogg. With over 17 years of experience as a Managing Director at Dark Sky Traveller, Marnie has seamlessly combined a passion for astronomy, tourism, and conservation to curate unique and unforgettable experiences for travellers and communities alike. As a d...
2024-04-0832 minAcross the ClineEpisode 12: Two Robs of AcademiaWe at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
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2024-03-011h 07
Huberman LabAMA #16: Sleep, Vertigo, TBI, OCD, Tips for Travelers, Gut-Brain Axis & MoreWelcome to a special edition of the 16th Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium, recorded in Sydney, Australia. This episode is a recording of a live stream AMA, originally exclusive to our Premium members. We've decided to make the full-length version available to everyone, including non-members of Huberman Lab Premium.Huberman Lab Premium was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the main Huberman Lab podcast — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise fu...
2024-03-0156 min
Huberman LabAMA #15: Fluoride Benefits/Risks & Vagus Nerve StimulationWelcome to a preview of the 15th Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium.Huberman Lab Premium was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the main Huberman Lab podcast — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for important scientific research. A significant portion of proceeds from the Huberman Lab Premium subscription will fund human research (not animal models) selected by Dr. Huberman, with a dollar-for-dollar match from the Tiny Foundation. Read our An...
2024-02-0129 min
The Lab Coats & Life™ PodcastThe Lab Coats & Life™ Podcast Is Launching in February 2024
Launching in February 2024, the Lab Coats & Life Podcast will provide listeners with reflective conversations with guests from all corners of science who are passionate about passing on their knowledge and experience to others.
Although this podcast is for scientists, it is not your typical science podcast. Instead, each episode aims to keep you informed about useful soft skills, relevant trends, and important efforts from within the scientific community to help you thrive as a scientist.
Stay tuned for episodes with influential guests, including career coach Jen Polk, bioRxiv co-founder Richard Sever, SciComm specialist...
2024-01-2300 minAcross the ClineEpisode 11: Mermaid JusticeWe at Across the Cline and SciComm@UCR, would like to respectfully acknowledge and recognize our responsibility to the original and current caretakers of the land, water, and air on which we record this podcast: the Cahuilla, Tongva, Luiseño, and Serrano peoples and all of their ancestors and descendants, past, present, and future. This place is home to many Indigenous peoples from all over the world, including our colleagues, guests, and community, and we are grateful to have the opportunity to live and work on these homelands.
We’re closing out 2023 with a splash as we div...
2024-01-081h 17
Huberman LabAMA #14: 2023 Philanthropy, Evening Routine, Light Therapy, Health Metrics & MoreWelcome to a special edition of the 14th Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium. This episode is a recording of a live stream AMA, originally exclusive to our Annual and Lifetime Members. We've decided to make the full-length version available to everyone, including non-members of Huberman Lab Premium.Huberman Lab Premium was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the main Huberman Lab podcast — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for im...
2023-12-311h 05MeteorOverly-honest AMA about scicomm stuff that’s gotta changeREMINDER: We’re running another cohort of SciComm STEP next spring! Applications are live right now on our website (MeteorSciComm.org)! 🥳 In this fast-paced episode (with a few audio flickers, boo Wyoming wind that knocks out the internet), we make this honest podcast about scicomm with impact a bit #overlyhonest. We tackle: Why we think academia still matters Why people “valuing” scicomm ain’t what we need The truth that professional development is too-often worse than no investment/change at all A tough reality: there’s no one place to go to “level up” your scicomm career if you’re beyon...
2023-12-0721 min
Huberman LabAMA #13: Winter Months & Sickness, Wim Hof Breathing & StressorsWelcome to a preview of the 13th Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium.Huberman Lab Premium was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the main Huberman Lab podcast — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for important scientific research. A significant portion of proceeds from the Huberman Lab Premium subscription will fund human research (not animal models) selected by Dr. Huberman, with a dollar-for-dollar match from the Tiny Foundation. Read our An...
2023-11-3024 min
SciKonnect PodcastS4 EP21 | Transition from PhD to Scientific Editor | Scicomm | Chemist | Elsevier | Parichita Shah🔬 Interview with Parichita Shah: Journey from Chemist to Scientific
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Empowering Science through Words
🎙️ Join us on the PhD Talk Show by Biopatrika as host Neha Sinha
engages in an insightful conversation with Dr. Parichita Shah, a dynamic
Scientific Editor, Science Communicator, and accomplished Chemist. 📚
📌 Guest: Dr. Parichita Shah
📌 Role: Associate Scientific Editor, Elsevier
📌 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/parichitasaha/
In this episode, Neha delves into the remarkable journey of Dr. Shah,
who brings together her expertise in chemistry, editorial finesse, and
scientific communication to help researchers share their discoveries
with the world. 🌍🔍
🔹 Career Highlights:
🔸 Seasoned scientific editor with 3 years of publishing experien...
2023-11-2213 min
Huberman LabAMA #12: Thoughts on Longevity Supplements (Resveratrol, NR, NMN, Etc.) & How to Improve MemoryWelcome to a preview of the 12th Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium.The Huberman Lab Premium subscription was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the standard Huberman Lab podcast channel — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for important scientific research. A significant portion of proceeds from the Huberman Lab Premium subscription will fund human research (not animal models) selected by Dr. Huberman, with a dollar-for-dollar match from the Tiny Fo...
2023-10-3129 minLet's Talk SciComm64. Interview with Olly Dove from That's What I Call ScienceThis week we are so delighted to chat with Olly Dove. Living up to her bird name, Olly Dove is a marine ecology PhD candidate researching the foraging behaviour of little penguins and short-tailed shearwaters in lutruwita/Tasmania. Olly’s favourite part of working in zoology is undoubtedly the exciting fieldwork it leads her to, and
she loves sharing stories about the natural world with others.
When not hanging out with critters, Olly is an incredible science communicator. She is the weekly host, a co-manager, and an editor on the nipaluna/Hobart-based radio/podcast show, That’s What...
2023-10-2331 min
Science NightThe End...For NowIt's time to say goodbye to season 3, but not before we bring you a little more scicomm. This week we're revisiting our first story from the relaunch era, but this time there's a wrinkle in the AlphaFold. It wouldn't be Science Night without something to make you simultaneously horrified and fascinate, this time it's a soft robot that can wrap your brain in its tentacles. Plasma remains a hot topic, and we couldn't pass up one last opportunity to talk about it with a solar selfie. Finally, we're riding out on a bit of a light-hearted topic...the downfall...
2023-05-3138 minLet's Talk SciComm53. Top 6 ‘Best of’ episodes: How to improve your science writingWe’re continuing our countdown of our most listened-to episodes and this week we’ve made it to number two. It came as no surprise to us that science writing is a topic so many of our listeners want to learn more about – being able to write clearly is such an essential skill!In 2014, Steven Pinker published a piece in The Chronicle of Higher Education titled ‘Why academic writing stinks’. While we might take offence at the notion that our writing ‘stinks’, there’s no question that the way many of us have been taught to write as researchers a...
2023-05-2936 min
Science NightStellar ScicommThis week we're talking about two of our favorite things, science advocacy, and fusion energy. First, James, Jason, and Steffi talk about their recent trip to D.C. Next, we talk about science advocacy across the pond. In the second half, we talk about the recent news about carbon capture, and a hot new fusion energy company is building a stellarator.
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2023-04-0539 minHuberman LabLIVE EVENT Q&A: Dr. Andrew Huberman at Beacon Theatre in New YorkRecently I had the pleasure of hosting a live event in New York, New York. This event was part of a lecture series called The Brain Body Contract. My favorite part of the evening was the question & answer period, where I had the opportunity to answer questions from the attendees of each event. Included here is the Q&A from our event at Beacon Theatre.Get notified when new live events are announced: https://hubermanlab.com/tourThank you to our sponsorsEight Sleep: https://eightsleep.com/hubermanMomentous: https://www...
2022-12-1447 min
Huberman LabAMA #2: Improve Sleep, Reduce Sugar Cravings, Optimal Protein Intake, Stretching Frequency & MoreWelcome to a preview of the second Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of the Huberman Lab Premium subscription.The Huberman Lab Premium subscription was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the standard Huberman Lab podcast channel — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for important scientific research. A significant portion of proceeds from the Huberman Lab Premium subscription will fund human research (not animal models) selected by Dr. Huberman, with a dollar-for-dollar match from th...
2022-12-0830 minHuberman LabNavigating Conflict, Finding Purpose & Maintaining Drive | Dr. Lex FridmanMy guest this episode is Lex Fridman, Ph.D., a Research Scientist at the Massachusetts Institute for Technology (MIT), an expert on artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, and the host of the Lex Fridman Podcast. We discuss Lex’s recent trip to the heart of the Ukrainian-Russian War, geopolitics, perspectives on people living in war zones, the shared human experience, and how information is communicated and controlled. As an experienced podcaster and public educator, Dr. Fridman offers unique insights into the art of holding conversations that grow understanding, especially when they involve people with opposing viewpoints. We also discuss th...
2022-11-282h 38
Across the ClineEpisode 0: AbstractThe SciCom club at UCR is proud to present a new science communication podcast, Across the Cline. Your host Jessica Maccaro and Catherine Nguyen bring together two experts for seemingly different fields to discuss the similarities their studies share. This voyage into what unites us in science will leave you wondering what else can be found just...Across the Cline.
Podcast to be released on the 1st of every month with new guest and newer discoveries.
Production and sound editing by Joshua Reger.
2022-11-2303 min
Science NightA Scicomm Roundup Featuring: Dr. Yasmeen MezilThis week Dr. Yasmeen Mezil makes her triumphant return to the show! She joins James, Jason, and Steffi to talk about three scicomm stories. Join us as we cover a new Pew Research poll, a bash at the Biosphere, and a new sciart exhibition.
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Yasmeen is a scientist, educator, and illustrator. She teaches anatomy and physiology to students at McMaster University focusing on finding ways to make learning interactive and collaborative. Her artwork focuses on making complex concepts simple, informative, and...
2022-11-1641 minHuberman LabLIVE EVENT Q&A: Dr. Andrew Huberman at The Wiltern in Los AngelesRecently I had the pleasure of hosting a live event in Los Angeles, CA. This event was part of a lecture series called The Brain Body Contract. My favorite part of the evening was the question & answer period, where I had the opportunity to answer questions from the attendees of each event. Included here is the Q&A from our event at The Wiltern.Get notified when new live events are announced: https://hubermanlab.com/tourThank you to our sponsorsEight Sleep: https://eightsleep.com/hubermanMomentous: https://www.livemomentous...
2022-11-091h 03
Huberman LabAMA #1: Leveraging Ultradian Cycles, How to Protect Your Brain, Seed Oils Examined and MoreWelcome to a preview of the first Ask Me Anything (AMA) episode, part of Huberman Lab Premium subscription.The Huberman Lab Premium subscription was launched for two main reasons. First, it was launched in order to raise support for the standard Huberman Lab podcast channel — which will continue to come out every Monday at zero-cost. Second, it was launched as a means to raise funds for important scientific research. A significant portion of proceeds from the Huberman Lab Premium subscription will fund human research (not animal models) selected by Dr. Huberman, with a dollar-for-dollar match from the Ti...
2022-11-0224 min
Beyond the BenchAcross the Cline: Episode 0The SciCom club at UCR is proud to present a new science communication podcast, Across the Cline. Your host Jessica Maccaro and Catherine Nguyen bring together two experts for seemingly different fields to discuss the similarities their studies share. This voyage into what unites us in science will leave you wondering want else can be found just...Across the Cline.
Podcast to be released on the 1st of every month with new guest and newer discoveries.
Production and sound editing by Joshua Reger.
2022-10-2503 min
SciKonnect PodcastS3 EP18 | Steps towards a Happy and Productive Ph.D | Bollywood Meme based talk | Mohit JollyBollywood typical Meme-based scicomm talk on 'Steps towards a happy & productive PhD' by Mohit Kumar Jolly, Assistant Professor at Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore. Context: Am I doing the right experiments? Am I asking the right questions? Have I published enough? Which conference can I go to next? What should I present at journal club? The questions keep coming and the answers keep drifting away. I understand and I have been in your shoes. First of all congratulations on signing up for this journey, it is not for the faint-hearted! Maybe you are just getting started or finished with quali...
2022-10-2359 minLet's Talk SciComm31. Interview with Emily King from Voices of AcademiaThis week it was our huge pleasure to speak with Emily King, currently undertaking her PhD at the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in Melbourne. Her current project investigates whether insulin resistance develops as a result of mitochondrial dysfunction in skeletal muscle, using both mouse models and cell lines. The projected impact of these studies is to determine whether related conditions, such as Type 2 Diabetes, can be managed with novel, muscle-specific therapies.
Emily is a passionate educator, holding sessional roles as a Graduate Teaching Associate within the Faculty of Science at Monash University. Emily also produces the...
2022-09-1930 min
Let's Talk SciComm10. How to build a professional online profileWe’ve all heard the phrase ‘Publish or perish’. But what about the more recent maxim ‘Be visible or vanish’? Regardless of your career stage, there are many advantages to having a professional online presence: it will bring new opportunities, connections and visibility. But it can be hard to know where and how best to invest your time and energy when it comes to social media. In this episode, Michael and Jen talk about why to build your profile, where and how to start, and how to ensure you are developing your profile strategically. We also specifically consider the value of Li...
2022-02-0933 min
Huberman LabThe Science of Setting & Achieving Goals | Episode 55In this episode, I discuss the science of setting, assessing, and pursuing goals. I explain the neural (brain) circuits that underlie goal setting and pursuit. Then I describe nine science-supported tools anyone can apply toward their goals. I explain when and how to use goal visualization, when to use multitasking and how to use specific rewards to improve the likelihood of reaching your goals. I also explain why envisioning failures and their consequences are effective and how to set goals of the appropriate level of challenge. I also explain how the molecule dopamine is used to gauge our progress...
2022-01-171h 54Huberman LabLIFESPAN: The Science Behind Why We Age | Lifespan with Dr. David SinclairI am honored to share the first episode of the new podcast, Lifespan with Dr. David Sinclair. Dr. Sinclair is a professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School. He is also the co-director of Harvard Medical School's Paul F. Glenn Center for Biology of Aging Research. David is both a friend and a colleague, and I am delighted to have helped him in the creation of this new podcast.It will be an 8-episode series that provides a deep dive into the science behind why we age and the newest research on what we...
2022-01-051h 03Let's Talk SciComm8: How to tackle the imposter syndromeOn the outside you appear confident, composed and on top of your game. But on the inside, you are wracked with self-doubt. You feel like a fraud and as though someone is about to tap you on the shoulder and ask you what you think you’re doing. You’re sure you’re not good enough, experienced enough or smart enough to be doing what you’re doing.
This week Jen and Michael chat about the Imposter Experience, better known as the Imposter Syndrome. Listen for our thoughts and advice on how to tackle feeling like an imposter...
2021-12-0829 minMeteorLet’s give ‘em something to talk about: Season 1 close-out Q&AIn this episode, we’re really talking with you about scicomm. We are answering YOUR questions, and we’re excited to rove widely through topics and questions you’ve sent us. We touch on the big picture and the nitty gritty of: How we approach the on-going work of staying on top of convos around justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion and how they relate to scicomm. Framing up a scicomm CV (or do you really need a resume?!?). Pitching scicomm experimentation to clients, coworkers, or supervisors. Getting back to scicomm basics when talking a supervisor or client into...
2021-12-0237 minLet's Talk SciComm6. How to improve your science writingIn 2014, Steven Pinker published a piece in The Chronicle of Higher Education titled ‘Why academic writing stinks’. While we might take offense at the notion that our writing ‘stinks’, there’s no question that the way many of us have been taught to write as researchers and scientists can be difficult for our readers to make sense of. In this episode, Michael and Jen chat about why science writing can be so hard to read and a number of different approaches to improve the clarity and readability of our writing. We focus particularly on the style of writing that is most ef...
2021-11-2434 min
Let's Talk SciCommWelcome to Let's Talk SciCommWelcome to Let's Talk SciComm! In this trailer episode, hosts Dr Jen Martin and Dr Michael Wheeler introduce themselves and season one of the podcast.For updates, be sure to follow us @LetsTalkSciComm on Instagram and Twitter, and Let's Talk SciComm Podcast on Facebook.Transcript: https://go.unimelb.edu.au/3b62
2021-10-1304 min
Beyond the Bench39. Citrus Genome Editing and SciComm with Dr. Karl Haro von MogelHow can citrus genome editing help in the fight against huanglongbing, and how can we think outside the box to be better science communicators? Dr. Karl Haro von Mogel, a PostDoc in botany and plant sciences at the University of California Riverside and Science & Media Director of Biology Fortified, discusses his long-term research to protect citrus against huanglongbing and his recent research investigating face mask efficacy. He also shares how he communicates science by making awesome shirts.
Follow Karl on Twitter @KarlHvM!
Learn more about the tools used in the battle against huanglongbing and view...
2021-10-121h 00MeteorMeteor trailer— welcome to the podcast!Where are mid-career science communicators (like us) supposed to go to level up? We crave deep conversations about advanced scicomm so we can grow and check ourselves when people disagree with us. And talking to each other and our peers helps us grow. So, we are opening up our conversations so that we can learn from folks with other perspectives and other folks can potentially grow with us. Which is why we made Meteor! (https://meteorscicomm.org/) Meteor episodes will explore science communication career issues like branding and practical issues like fin...
2021-09-1601 minHuberman LabThe Science & Practice of Perfecting Your Sleep | Dr. Matt WalkerIn this episode, my guest is Dr. Matt Walker, Ph.D., Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology and the Founder & Director of the Center for Human Sleep Science at the University of California, Berkeley. He is also the author of the international best-selling book Why We Sleep and the host of "The Matt Walker Podcast." We discuss the biology of sleep, including its various stages and what specifically happens to those stages when we don't get enough sleep. We also discuss the effects of sunlight, caffeine, alcohol, naps, hormones, exercise, marijuana, sexual activity, and various supplements on sleep. The episode...
2021-08-023h 03Huberman LabMachines, Creativity & Love | Dr. Lex FridmanDr. Lex Fridman Ph.D., is a scientist at MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), working on robotics, artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles and human-robot interactions. He is also the host of the Lex Fridman Podcast where he holds conversations with academics, entrepreneurs, athletes and creatives. Here we discuss humans, robots, and the capacity they hold for friendship and love. Dr. Fridman also shares with us his unique dream for a world where robots guide humans to be the best versions of themselves, and his efforts to make that dream a reality. Read the full show notes for this e...
2021-07-193h 00
Science Communication Journal Club PodcastScicomm Journal Club Podcast - E24 - Should scientists warm up towards pre-prints. What is their role in scicomm?In this episode, we discuss the ever-growing interest in pre-prints. What are they, why do they exist, who uses them and for what.
We are joined by a guest - the author of the paper we discuss in the podcast and the Twitter chat - Johnny Coats. You can read the paper he and his collaborators wrote on the role of pre-prints in the dissemination of COVID-19 research for free in the journal PLOS One here.
Connect with Johnny on Twitter.
Follow the SciComm_JC account on Twitter for more chats on...
2021-07-1648 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastSciComm Journal Club Podcast - E23 - Non-inclusive language in science publishingIn this episode, we speak about problematic terminology in science and science publishing. In a number of fields, certain terminology promotes exclusion or carry a degrading context. What can be done to move away from these inherent issues and how can we individually improve our communication to remove biases? It's all in this episode.
The Moments from the Twitter chat can be found here. The publication we discussed can be read in full here.
Follow us @SciComm_JC.
Visit our website at scicommjc.org.
2021-06-2226 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScicomm Journal Club Podcast - E22 - Equity in COVID-19 Communication with guest Sci4TeensIn this episode we are joined by the winner of second place of our 2021 State Your Mission Statement Challenge - a group of students who work to promote science communication among teens. You can follow them on Twitter @Sci4Teens.
Find the Twitter moments from the chat with their participation here.
Follow us on Twitter @SciComm_JC and on Instagram @scicomm_jc. Visit also our website www.scicommjc.org and subscribe to our newsletter!
Get in touch with ideas for the next topic you'd like us to cover in a Twitter Chat.
2021-04-2741 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScicomm Journal Club Podcast - E21 - How viewers understand and evaluate science videos onlineIn this episode we are joined by the 1st place winner of the State Your Mission Challenge 2021 - Rashmi Sheoran also known as @astro_roxy.
You can find the moments of the Twitter chat Rashmi and Nevena hosted here and the peer-reviewed paper we discussed - here.
Subscribe to our revived newsletter by visiting our website www.scicommjc.org. You will find even more info on this and other topics there.
Follow us @scicomm_jc on Twitter for more updates and to get in touch!
2021-03-3042 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScicomm Journal Club Podcast - E20 - Value-based science communication and AAAS workshop2021In this episode, we share tips on how to approach an audience based on shared values. We cover also some experiences from a workshop we hosted at the AAAS Annual Meeting 2021 on the same topic.
You can find the moments of the Twitter chat we organised post-workshop here.
If you want to receive the handout with guided exercises in value-based communication, drop us a message on Twitter at @scicomm_jc.
You can listen to the previous episode mentioned here.
The data Mariya talks about in the beginning of the episode on...
2021-03-1844 min
Huberman LabWelcome to the Huberman Lab PodcastWelcome to the Huberman Lab podcast, a new podcast from Dr. Andrew Huberman. The podcast can also be found on YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-12-2104 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScicomm Journal Club Podcast - E19 - Poetry for SciCommIn this episode, we welcome a guest, who is a poet (the BBC said so!) and a scientist - Dr Sam Illingworth.
We talk about how powerful poetry is as a conversation starter, as an expression, as a bonding and outreach mechanism for science.
We covered (half) of his paper Creative communication – using poetry and games to generate dialogue between scientists and nonscientists in a Twitter Chat. The paper can be found here. The Moments from the chat are here.
Follow Sam on Twitter @samillingworth, on his blog The Poetry of Science an...
2020-12-0100 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScience Communication Journal Club Podcast - The importance of science communication in languages other than EnglishIn this episode we speak about the necessity to report, cover and communicate about scientific discoveries in languages different than English.
We start our discussion based on a Twitter chat (moments for it are here: https://twitter.com/i/events/1295024902672715779) where we discuss a publication (here: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fcomm.2020.00031/full by Melissa Márquez (@mcmsharksxx) and Ana Maria Porras (@AnaMaPorras).
We are joined by a special quest - one of the winners of the State Your Mission Challenge 2020 - Arvind Behal (@ArvindBehal). His activity for which he wrote his winning mission s...
2020-08-2439 minBeyond the Bench12. Science Education and Being a First Generation Student with Alex CortezWhat particular challenges do first-generation college students face, and how can science education impact their experience? Alex Cortez, the Academic Coordinator and Instructor of the Dynamic Genome Program at UC Riverside, discusses his educational journey, the importance of undergraduate research experiences, and advice for other first-generation college students.
Follow Alex on Instagram @ill_profe.
Learn more about the students producing this podcast and their science communication efforts by following us on Twitter @SciCommUCR and visiting our website.
2020-08-1841 minBeyond the Bench11. Socially Isolated in the Pandemic: Exploring the Mental Health Implications of COVID-19 with Dr. Erin BermanWhat is the psychological toll of COVID-19, and what can we do to support each other during this time? Dr. Erin Berman, a Clinical Psychologist at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), discusses how isolation is affecting the mental health of people of all ages and walks of life and what steps we can take to get through this time.
Learn more about the NIMH and get the latest COVID-19 information here.
Learn more about the students producing this podcast and their science communication efforts by following us on Twitter @SciCommUCR and Instagram at...
2020-08-1628 minBeyond the Bench10. Supporting STEM Student Success with Dr. Gabriella SanguinetiHow can underrepresented students in academia best be prepared to succeed in their professional lives? Dr. Gabriella Sanguineti, a Research & Outreach Coordinator and Adjunct Professor of Chemistry at PRISM at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, has endless advice from her journey through academia and experience advocating for students! Dr. Sanguineti recognizes the many people who helped her get to her current position, and the general importance of networking and mentorship in one's career path.
Learn more about Dr. Sanguineti and PRISM here.
Learn more about the students producing this podcast and their science communication...
2020-08-1424 minBeyond the Bench9. Host Responses to Viral Pathogens with Dr. Juliet MorrisonWhat does a virologist do, and how is the University of California Riverside (UCR) working to keep people safe from COVID-19? Dr. Juliet Morrison, an Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Plant Pathology at UCR, discusses her research on host responses to viral pathogens, the COVID-19 pandemic, and her journey into virology after she moved from Jamaica to the United States!
Follow Juliet on Twitter @JumoDr.
Learn more about the students producing this podcast and their science communication efforts by following us on Twitter @SciCommUCR and Instagram at scicommucr, and visiting our website.
2020-07-2831 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScicomm Journal Club Podcast - E17 - The surge of anti-vaxx groups on social mediaIn this episode we speak again about vaccines and social attitudes towards them. Hear the previous episode on a vaccine-related topic here and check out its Twitter Moment here. The research we base our discussion on is reviewed by Heather here and the Twitter Moments from an amazing chat can be viewed here. Make sure to follow us at @SciComm_JC on Twitter and on Instagram at scicomm_jc. Sign up to our newsletter and get in touch at www.scicommjc.org.
2020-07-2130 minBeyond the Bench8. Evolution of Insects and Paving the Way for Entomologists of Color with Dr. Jessica L. WareWhen it comes to dragonfly evolution, are all the questions answered? No! Dr. Jessica L. Ware, an Assistant Curator in Invertebrate Zoology at the American Museum of Natural History, discusses her research on the evolution of insects (dragonflies, in particular), her journey of overcoming barriers throughout her education as an African American woman, and the importance of increasing access to science, technology, engineering, and math education for People of Color, young and old.
Follow Jessica on Twitter @JessicaLWareLab and learn more about her work at the American Museum of Natural History.
Learn more about the...
2020-07-0850 minBeyond the Bench7. Innovative Chemical and Environmental Engineering Research with Dr. K. Leslie Abdul-AzizWhat are heterogeneous catalysts, and how can they help address the world's environmental and energy challenges? Dr. K. Leslie Abdul-Aziz, an Assistant Professor in Chemical and Environmental Engineering at the University of California Riverside, discusses her research on sustainable catalysis and materials, her entrepreneurial spirit, and the importance of research groups that have a diversity of backgrounds encompassing unique experiences and identities.
Follow Leslie on Twitter @GAALabatUCR and learn more about her Sustainable Catalysis and Materials Group.
Learn more about the students producing this podcast and their science communication efforts by following us on Twitter...
2020-06-3038 min
Anatomy Education Podcast#110 Hidden Pedagogy - ScicommIn a podcast that was recorded during NUNC 2020 in Southampton, Scott Border and Janet Philp join me to talk scicomm generally and specifically the worldwide phenomenon that is Anatomy Nights. For more information follow Anatomy Nights on Twitter. Follow: @AnatEducPodcast Visit: anatomypodcast.co.uk for more information This episode is sponsored by: The American Association for Anatomy. For information about upcoming events, membership details and much more, visit www.anatomy.org and @anatomyorg The International Association of Medical Science Education (IAMSE). For more...
2020-06-1735 min
Beyond the Bench6. Making Viruses Good for Plant Health with Dr. Emilyn MatsumuraHow can we fight against citrus greening disease? Dr. Emilyn Matsumura, a postdoctoral researcher at UC Davis, discusses her research on plant and insect viruses and the importance of finding community as an international scholar.
Follow Emilyn on Twitter @MatsumuraEE.
Learn more about the tools used in the battle against huanglongbing, and view research snapshots by former Citrus Series guests by visiting the Science for Citrus Health website and following along on Twitter and Instagram @sci4citrus.
Learn more about the students producing this podcast and their science communication efforts by following us...
2020-05-2127 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScience Communication Journal Club Podcast Ep 16 - Crisis communicationIn this episode, we talk with Mariya (@mariyav_phd) about some ground rules and key points to remember when communicating in times of crisis.
Find the Twitter chat moments here - link.
Find the CDC manual here - link.
Link to the COVID-19 Public Opinion Survey Mariya spoke about and more info about it - here.
Follow us at @SciComm_JC on Twitter and on Instagram at scicomm_jc. Sign up to our newsletter and get in touch at www.scicommjc.org .
2020-04-1429 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScience Communication Journal Club Podcast Ep15 - Social media for science communication w Virginia SchutteIn this episode we build on previous episodes. We talk about using social media for science communication with the runner up in the 2019 State Your Mission Challenge from the Scicomm_JC - Virginia Schutte. We talk strategies and tricks in using social media for scicomm as an individual and as an organisation.
Virginia was a guest on a Twitter chat where she reviewed a scientific publication on social media for scicomm back in 2019. Find the article she spoke about here, and the moments and highlights of the Twitter chat here.
Connect with Virginia via...
2020-02-2443 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScience Communication Journal Club Podcast Ep14 - Science Twitter with Dr Lisa LundgrenIn this episode we explore the potential of social platforms for science communication and how we can apply the scientific method to study the true impact of different types of messages. The basis for our talk with Dr Lisa Lundgren is the publication "Scientific Twitter: The flow of paleontological communication across a topic network". Lisa herself, is a co-author of this work. You can get in touch on her Twitter @LisaLundgren21 or Instagram @doctorlisagna.
Find the moments of the Twitter Chat on the same topic here .
Follow us on Twitter @scicomm_jc ; Instagram @scicomm_jc...
2019-12-1847 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScience Communication Journal Club Podcast Ep13 - Relationship between childhood curiosity and trust in science with SidewalkSciGuyIn this episode, we are joined by Alex Martin - a recent guest on our Twitter chats.
We talk a bit about this publication The enduring effect of scientific interest on trust in climate scientists in the United States.
But more importantly, we speak about the experiences, lessons and ideas, Alex has from his ultra-cool initiative - Sidewalk Science Center.
Connect with Alex on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and via his website. Support Alex on Patreon - here.
Visit www.scicommjc.org for more information and to get in touch with us...
2019-11-2134 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastScience Communication Journal Club Podcast Ep12 - Social solutions for climate change communication, and EEF2019 w Ruben OliveiraIn this episode we recap our participation and some highlights from the Congress of the European Ecological Federation 2019 in Lisbon, Portugal.
We talk about the talk we gave (slides can be viewed here) and the book on which we based our presentation (and which our Sherry wrote) can be purchased here - Social Solutions for Climate Change. + Link to the Twitter chat moments where we also covered this presentation.
And also a link to the book of Jonathan Haidt - The Righteous Mind
The full programme of the Congress is here.
2019-11-1137 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastSciCommJC Podcast Ep.11 Inclusivity with guest Tia MartineauIn this episode we speak about inclusivity in STEAM with a special guest Tia Martineau (@tia_martineau and http://www.tiamartineau.science/)
Get in touch with the Science Communication Journal Club Team on Twitter @scicomm_jc and our contact form https://scicommjc.wufoo.com/forms/z1cr4sug1cpyonq/
Please do rate our show wherever you listen to it and recommend it to your friends, colleagues and family.
2019-10-1841 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastSciComm_JC Podcast - E10 - Gamification of educationIn episode 10 of the Science Communication Journal Club Podcast we talk with Dr Carla Brawn (@Sci_Game_Girl) about gamifying education. Check out her website at http://www.gamedoctor.co.uk/. Find the moments of the corresponding twitter chat here.
Read the first book summary on our website https://scicommjc.org/framework-sticky-content/.
Find more content and contacts to our team at www.scicommjc.org
Follow us on Twitter @SciComm_JC.
2019-08-2134 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastEp.9 Predatory Scientific Journals - How to spot and avoid themIn this episode we talk about our recent Twitter chat topic on predatory scientific journals and how to learn to recognize them.
We cover this article to start the discussion.
Mentioned tools you can use to assess the legitimacy of scientific journals are:
https://thinkchecksubmit.org/
Journal Evaluation Tool
Visit www.scicommjc.org to learn more about the team, get in touch, subscribe to our newsletter and more!
Follow us on Twitter at @scicomm_JC and Instagram via @scicommjc!
2019-06-1535 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastEp. 8 Our House Is Burning - A case for increase of media coverage of biodiversity loss, guest Ruben Oliveira, Portuguese Ecological Society
The article which our guest chose for the twitter chat can be read here - Our House Is Burning: Discrepancy in Climate Change vs. Biodiversity Coverage in the Media as Compared to Scientific Literature;
The moments from the chat itself can be found here - twitter moments link @SciComm_JC;
The other article Ruben mentioned in the conversation can be accessed here - Planetary Boundaries: Exploring the Safe Operating Space for Humanity;
The webpage of the conference in Portugal which Ruben is co-hosting and where SciComm_JC will be also present is here - Embedding Ecology in Sustainable Development Goals.
2019-04-0539 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastEp.7 Vaccine hesitancy and moral valuesWhat are the moral grounds based on which some people experience various level of hesitancy related to vaccination? How can science communicators explore these values, understand them and use them as a background for more effective communication and outreach? All in this episode!
Useful links mentioned in this episode:
scicommjc.org for summaries of latest and previous twitter chats, contacts and other news and useful sources;
Association of moral values with vaccine hesitancy - the article discussed in the twitter chat and the basis for this episode's discussion;
Moral Foundations Theory - further reading (first external...
2019-03-1829 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastEp. 6 Indiana Jones and the Secrets of the Miscommunicated Science - Pseudo Archaeology vs ScienceUseful links mentioned in the episode:
David S Anderson's twitter - https://twitter.com/DSAArchaeology
The curly haired mafia page - https://curlyhairmafia.com/
The Chapman University survey on American fears - https://blogs.chapman.edu/wilkinson/2018/10/16/paranormal-america-2018/
The first SciComm_JC twitter chat summary on Facebook for scicomm - http://scicommjc.org/practices-promises-facebook-for-science-communication/
Science vs Hollywood blog - http://sciencevshollywood.com/
Announcement of the winners of the ScicommJC State Your Mission Challenge - http://scicommjc.org/announcing-winners-state-mission-science-communication-challenge/
2019-02-2148 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastEp5 - Tipping points in social conventionIn this episode we use for basis of our discussion the article "Experimental evidence for tipping points in social convention" by Centola et al., published in the journal Science on 08 Jun 2018.
We talk about how many people and how much efforts it would take to change the social opinions. Why is the critical mass for controversial topics so high and what could you do if you don't have it? Listen and share with you friends and colleagues. Get back to us with you views on www.scicommjc.org or on Twitter @scicomm_jc. Don't forget to follow us and sign...
2018-09-1040 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastEp4 - Diversity in Science with guests Latino LabsIn this episode we talk with Nico and Andrea from our honorable "State your mission challenge" mentions about the importance of diversity in science. Find them of Twitter at @latinolabs and don't forget to follow our own account at @Scicomm_JC.
Music was written by MusicalKoktail.
2018-07-1744 minScience Communication Journal Club PodcastEp3: Depoliticizing and culturalising scicomm messagesIn episode 3 we talk about the importance of depoliticizing and culturalising scicomm messages with our honorable mention from the State Your Mission Challenge - Mark Smith. You can connect with him @MS71541719 on twitter. We also geek a tiny bit on the amazing communicator Dr Kevin Folta is and how his talks and discussions can make few science skeptics reconsider their opinions, including our very own Mariya's. Hear their stories in this episode and get in touch to tell us yours! Sign up for our newsletter via http://scicommjc.org/ and follow us at @scicomm_jc and on Instagram at...
2018-04-2946 minAnatomy Education Podcast#29 Dr Jason OrganDr Jason Organ is an Assistant Professor in Anatomy and Cell Biology at Indiana University School of Medicine in the United States. Jason joins me for a chat about all things science communication. We discuss the general approach to effective science communication and how this is taught at Indiana University. We also talk about Jason’s involvement as a writer/editor for the PLOS Scicomm blog (@SciCommPLOS #scicomm). You can follow Jason using the twitter handle: @OrganJM To continue the conversation use: #AnatPodcast Follow: @AnatEducPodcast Visit: anatomypodcast.co.uk...
2018-04-161h 04Science Communication Journal Club PodcastEp2: Cosplay for science - Interview with PaleoParadoxThis episode features an interview with the winner of the Mission statement challenge of SciCommJC - PaleoParadox. Hear about the science cosplay activities of the CosplayForScience team and more!
2018-03-3030 min