
This is a platform to share my process and journey as a New Zealand born, Samoan women, scientist. As well as chatting to other indigenous scientists about their journey.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Dr. Saki is serving as the associate dean for the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences at the University of Otago. He is involved in leadership roles, research on antimicrobial resistance, and advocating for more Pacific people to pursue post-grad and PhD ... more
The conversation covers the importance of infectious disease surveillance in Fiji, the impact of research on community health, and the journey of the researcher and the support from the community.
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* Infectious Disease Surveillance
* Re... more
The conversation covers various aspects of cell culture and molecular biology, including the use of bacteria, cell lines, techniques for analyzing data, and lab protocols. The discussion also touches on the use of waste bottles and the process of spl... more
Unlock the secrets behind the everyday research that shapes our understanding of viruses, immune responses, and cellular biology in this behind-the-scenes look at a cutting-edge immunology lab.In this episode, To'oa guides us through the vibrant worl... more
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The episode titled “PhD update: How to cope with…” there is absolutely no coping advice. The episode is all over the place like listening to that girl you don’t want to be stuck with at a party (SNL skit). She yawns loudly, she really is lost.
Malo lava Amy - am loving these podcasts, especially merging the traditional Samoan context with modern day knowledge. Highly recommended podcast for those emerging in STEM, young (or old!) Samoan/Pacific wherever you are in the world, and also those who are just interested in understanding the traditional diet in the South Pacific. Too good!
A very refreshing show in a world which often frames science and indigenous people as incompatible, stereotypical binaries. Amy’s story is a powerful reminder that science is for anyone with a passion for learning, and that there’s always room to grow! Love the diverse range of guests who highlight the richness, resonance, and variety of experiences & values across the Pacific Island communities.
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Across recent episodes, the show centers Pacific science, indigenous knowledge, and the journeys of Samoan scientists navigating Western academia. Conversations span leadership in higher education, genomics in the Pacific, infectious disease surveillance, and community-driven health research, with a consistent emphasis on building pathways for Pacific students and translating lab work into tangible community benefits. A defining feature is blending traditional Samoan knowledge with contemporary science to address health challenges like diabetes and measles, underscored by personal narratives of migration, identity, and leadership in STEM.
Noteworthy aspects include a strong focus on locally relevant health research, supportive programs for... more
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Recent guests on Samoan Scientist Podcast include:
1. Saki Baleivanualala
2. Taina Naivalu
3. Salā To'oā Brown
4. Amy Maslin Miller
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