Unfiltered career discussions with scientists
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Science |
Episode 84. Maryann Martone is an emeritus professor of neuroscience at UC San Diego. She received her BA from Wellesley College in Biological Psychology and Ancient Greek and her PhD in Neuroscience from the UC San Diego
Anand Muthusamy is a Fellow at Convergent Research, where hes laying the groundwork for a focused research organization (FRO) to monitor the real-time activity of biomarkers in humans. Anand is a chemist and neuroscientist. He recently completed his ... more
Episode 82. Alexander Titus is a professor at USC, doing research at the intersection of biology and AI. He completed his PhD in Quantitative Biomedical Sciences at Dartmouth. He's also the founder of Bioeconomy.xyz and advises the U.S. Government on... more
Episode 81. Ashley Ruba is the founder of After Academia and a Human Factors Engineer at Arthrex. Ashley did her PhD in developmental psychology at the University of Washington and her undergrad degree at Duke University. more
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As someone actively applying to PhD programs in neuroscience, this podcast has been a joy to listen to and learn from. I’ve known for a while now I don’t want to pursue academia following my PhD, and even though I know there are so many career opportunities for PhDs out there, it’s so nice to hear the stories and trajectories of people who’ve made it through the trenches.
Great content. I love the honesty and how people can share openly.
Fantastic pod. Nick does a great job of asking pointed, insightful questions while still keeping the conversation lighthearted and entertaining. The long-form interviews are perfectly tailored to the background / job sector of the guest and are a thoroughly enjoyable listen—especially for those long afternoons at the lab bench :) Super helpful for learning about potential future pathways within and outside of academia for those of us early in our scientific careers. Keep up the great work!!
This is a great podcast for graduate students or anyone who aspires to work in science. I love the honesty in the interviews.
Not entirely sure if I want to give 5 star rating. I initially I started listening to ‚Once a scientist‘ on my way to fall asleep but ended up staying awake for 3 more hours. Fantastic job Nick!
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