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Naturally Speaking
These podcasts offer 'cutting edge research and ecology banter' from postgrad researchers in the University's Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine. Their discussions cover not only their areas of research but critical issues such as how to survive your viva and how to survive your first scientific conference. See the link to their site for additional content.
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Episode 16. This latest episode of the Naturally Speaking podcast explores the increasingly prominent issue of gender inequality in science and engineering. With the help of four Institute researchers: Prof. Dan Haydon, Dr Michelle Bellingham, Dr Winnie Boner and Dr Richard Orton, we first...
Published 11/27/14
Episode 15. In this episode, we feature a Q&A discussion that followed a recent screening of the 1975 film Jaws held at the Glasgow film theatre as part of the 2014 Glasgow Science Festival. Dr David Bailey, Dr Deborah McNeill and Dr Shaun Killen are the experts answering the questions and...
Published 11/27/14
Episode 13. This episode marks the first in a series in which we discuss the science behind some of our favourite science fiction movies. Why start with Jurassic Park? Well, it’s loaded with sciencey concepts, but this year is also 20 years (!) since it was first released and so we thought it...
Published 11/27/14
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