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It’s Full STEM Ahead in After-School Programs – Dr Jerrod A. Henderson and Mr Ricky P. Greer, University of Houston
It’s Full STEM Ahead in After-School Programs – Dr Jerrod A. Henderson and Mr Ricky P. Greer, University of Houston
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From Coast to Coast Building Capacity in Ocean Science – Dr Edward R. Urban, University of Delaware
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Meet The Delightful Rachelle Saunders From Science For The People
Meet The Delightful Rachelle Saunders From Science For The People
In this episode we speak with the delightful and upbeat Rachelle Saunders From Science For The People Podcast and how their podcast is impacting people.
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Oh Dam Look, That Beaver Just Put Out A Forest Fire! With Emily Fairfax
Oh Dam Look, That Beaver Just Put Out A Forest Fire! With Emily Fairfax
Today we talk with Emily Fairfax about beavers. They were almost wiped out through over trapping, but now they’re making a comeback and stopping forest fires in the process… Listen to learn about these amazing animals.
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A New Model for Developing Students’ Deep-Learning Skills – Dr Yianna Vovides, Georgetown University
A New Model for Developing Students’ Deep-Learning Skills – Dr Yianna Vovides, Georgetown University
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Online education has recently experienced a surge in popularity, and this trend is set to continue. Through online learning, individuals who are unable to take courses on campus, due to family, work or financial pressures, now have the opportunity to pursue university degrees. However, one shortfall of online education is that it often fails to develop students’ deep-learning skills, which are required for effectively tackling complex problems. In a recent study, Dr Yianna Vovides of Georgetown University investigated this issue.
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From Testing For Chemical Weapons To Pain Relief With CBD. Andrea Holmes Shares Her Story
From Testing For Chemical Weapons To Pain Relief With CBD. Andrea Holmes Shares Her Story
In this episode Andrea Holmes shares her journey from creating an app for testing for chemicals to now working with a start up delivering pain relief through CBD.
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Searching For The Beginning Of The Universe With Brian Keating
Searching For The Beginning Of The Universe With Brian Keating
In this episode we speak with Brian Keating about his research on looking for the start of the universe. And we also explore the ethics around the Nobel Prize.
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Can We Effectively Predict Earthquakes..? With Luca Dal Zilio
Can We Effectively Predict Earthquakes..? With Luca Dal Zilio
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The Impact of Our Environment on Our Well-being – Dr Lei Cao, The Ohio State University
The Impact of Our Environment on Our Well-being – Dr Lei Cao, The Ohio State University
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Enhancing the Efficacy of Immunotherapeutic Drugs for Prostate Cancer – Dr Douglas McNeel, MD PhD, University of Wisconsin
Enhancing the Efficacy of Immunotherapeutic Drugs for Prostate Cancer – Dr Douglas McNeel, MD PhD, University of Wisconsin
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How To Help Bumblebees Before The World Ends… With Dave Goulson
How To Help Bumblebees Before The World Ends… With Dave Goulson
In this episode of SciPod Radio we talk with Dave Goulson about his research on bumblebees. We cover why they’re so important to our existence, how to get more involved with bees if your a keen gardener, and even how you can help if you’re not green-fingered or you don’t have a garden…
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Best garden flowers for bees: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/lifesci/goulsonlab/resources/flowers
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Investigating the Evolution of Star Formation with Millimetre Wave Astronomy – Dr Reinhard Genzel, Dr Linda Jean Tacconi, Dr Karl-Friedrich Schuster
Investigating the Evolution of Star Formation with Millimetre Wave Astronomy – Dr Reinhard Genzel, Dr Linda Jean Tacconi, Dr Karl-Friedrich Schuster
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Efficacy of Wholefoods for Health and Cancer Prevention – Dr Elizabeth Ryan, Colorado State University
Efficacy of Wholefoods for Health and Cancer Prevention – Dr Elizabeth Ryan, Colorado State University
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OPT IN! – Generating Experts In The Field Of Optics – Dr Alexis Vogt, State University Of New York
OPT IN! – Generating Experts In The Field Of Optics – Dr Alexis Vogt, State University Of New York
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Probing the Link Between Perinatal Nutrition and Puberty in Cattle – Dr Gary Williams and Dr Rodolfo Cardoso, Texas A&M University
Probing the Link Between Perinatal Nutrition and Puberty in Cattle – Dr Gary Williams and Dr Rodolfo Cardoso, Texas A&M University
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Teaching the Genome Generation – Dr Charles Wray, The Jackson Laboratory
Teaching the Genome Generation – Dr Charles Wray, The Jackson Laboratory
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An Arts-based Approach to Science Communication Training – Dr Daniel J. McGarvey and Sarah E. Faris
An Arts-based Approach to Science Communication Training – Dr Daniel J. McGarvey and Sarah E. Faris
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The Role of Human Motivation in Achieving Organisational Sustainability – Professor Martina Blašková, University of Žilina
The Role of Human Motivation in Achieving Organisational Sustainability – Professor Martina Blašková, University of Žilina
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Analysing Earth’s Magnetospheric System A Web of Interconnections – Dr Joseph E. Borovsky, Space Science Institute
Analysing Earth’s Magnetospheric System A Web of Interconnections – Dr Joseph E. Borovsky, Space Science Institute
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Beginning the Ascent – Professor Farin Kamangar and Professor Payam Sheikhattari
Beginning the Ascent – Professor Farin Kamangar and Professor Payam Sheikhattari
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DREAM STEM: Driving Entrepreneurship & Academic Success
DREAM STEM: Driving Entrepreneurship & Academic Success
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A Short Interdisciplinary Summer Course in Sustainable Development – Pankaj Sharma, PhD, MBA, Purdue University
A Short Interdisciplinary Summer Course in Sustainable Development – Pankaj Sharma, PhD, MBA, Purdue University
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Inspiring Students at The Duke Energy Academy at Purdue – Pankaj Sharma, PhD, MBA
Inspiring Students at The Duke Energy Academy at Purdue – Pankaj Sharma, PhD, MBA
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Teachers Inspired by The Duke Energy Academy at Purdue – Pankaj Sharma, PhD, MBA
Teachers Inspired by The Duke Energy Academy at Purdue – Pankaj Sharma, PhD, MBA
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The Evolution of Genetic Coding – Professor Charles Williams Carter, University of North Carolina
The Evolution of Genetic Coding – Professor Charles Williams Carter, University of North Carolina
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Unlocking the Sweet Secrets of the Microbiota – Professor Lloyd Kasper, Dr Nader Yaghoubi, Dr Javier Ochoa-Repáraz
Unlocking the Sweet Secrets of the Microbiota – Professor Lloyd Kasper, Dr Nader Yaghoubi, Dr Javier Ochoa-Repáraz
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An Enzyme for the Future – Professor Tony Moore, University of Sussex
An Enzyme for the Future – Professor Tony Moore, University of Sussex
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Professor Tony Moore and his team at the University of Sussex are investigating the alternative oxidase. This enzyme provides an alternative route for molecular oxygen in the pathways of energy production that are often considered to be wasteful of energy but hold the key to the development of many different novel therapeutic treatments.
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Integrating Team Science into the STEM Graduate Training Experience – Dr Susan E. Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Technology
Integrating Team Science into the STEM Graduate Training Experience – Dr Susan E. Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Technology
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American Indian and Alaska Natives (AIAN) face substantial health inequalities, yet ethical research addressing their health concerns is still extremely limited. Dr Cynthia Pearson, Associate Professor at the University of Washington and Director of Research at the Indigenous Wellness Research Institute, along with her colleagues Dr Myra Parker, Dr Chuan Zhou, Ms Catlin Donald and Dr Celia Fisher, has developed a new training curriculum for the conduct of ethical research with American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
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Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a prevalent and often debilitating condition that follows exposure to a traumatic experience and can result in depression and increased suicide risk in vulnerable individuals. Researchers at the National Center for PTSD at the Department of Veterans Affairs in Boston, Boston University and Healthcore – New England Research Institutes are conducting a long-term observational study investigating PTSD symptom trajectories among male and female veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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