
A podcast interviewing various researchers in science about what they're currently working on and their life as an academic!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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In the final episode of season one, Professor Judy Hardy talk about her work in Physics Education research, discussing the learning techniques the group she works with explores. We also talk about possible alternatives to exams and Professor Hardy gi... more
Professor Ken Rice talks about his research into studying and searching for exoplanets, and how solar systems can be formed. He also describes the pro and cons of being in an academic research career, and how he took on each stage by doing what inter... more
For this episode, Professor Richard Blythe talks about how his research merges linguistics and statistical physics and how the two are helping his research into memory. He explains why he loves being a researcher at a university and how we should kee... more
In this episode, Professor Alex Rowe discusses her research into Malaria and possible cures that could be available and developed. She also talks about how continuous learning is one of the things she really loves about research. Book/article recomme... more
Professor Jennifer Smillie discusses the theoretical side to working on the LHC and how theoretical predictions can be made for the experiments. She also delves into how her passion in maths lead her to physics eventually. Book/article recommendation... more
Doctor Alastair Bruce tells us about his life as a Postdoctoral Research Assistant, researching active Galactic Nuclei. He also explains the importance of public engagement and the various projects he does outside his postdoc. Book/article recommenda... more
In this episode, Professor Marialuisa Aliotta from the University of Edinburgh discusses her research into the nuclear processes that occur within stars, as well as nuclear synthesis of elements. She also tells us about her journey to studying Nuclea... more
For our first episode of the new year, Professor Eleanor Campbell from the University of Edinburgh shares her love for the molecule carbon-60 as well as why she has such passion for doing research. Book/article recommendation: Marie Curie's Biography... more










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