Science from the Source
Jeremiah PeifferThousands of new scientific articles are published, daily. However, overcomplicated findings and technical jargon can limit the ability to understand even the basics of a paper. In Science from the Source, we attempt to demystify research findings by speaking directly to the study authors; thereby, allowing them to outline the important findings and necessary take-home messages. Through this podca... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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In this episode, we discuss HIV and the impact that the disease and drug therapy may have on cognition as I speak with Sarah Seddon, a Doctor of Psychology Candidate in the College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education at Murdoch University. ... more
In this episode, I speak with Tessa Maroni who is a PhD candidate in the School of Human Sciences at the University of Western Australia. Tessa discusses the impact of the heat on athletic performance and whether hand cooling could be a viable method... more
In today’s episode we discuss how to make your weight lifting session more effective as I speak with Liam Hughes, a PhD candidate in the Discipline of Exercise Science in the College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education at Murdoch University... more
In today's episode, I speak with Dr. Daniel Wundersitz who is a Post Doctoral Research Fellow at Latrobe University in Bendigo Australia. Daniel discusses wearable technologies, machine learning and then outlines his 2019 article; The impact of a 21-... more
In today's episode, we discuss the role that exercise can play for men after androgen deprivation therapy treatment for prostate cancer as I speak with Dr. Brad Wall who is a Lecturer in Exercise Science in the College of Science, Health, Engineering... more
In today's episode, we discuss the role that blood flow restriction has within resistances training as I speak with Dr. Brendan Scott who is a Senior Lecturer in Exercise Science in the College of Science, Health, Engineering and Education at Murdoch... more
In the episode, we discuss why high-intensity exercise may be an important factor in maintaining brain health and combating dementia as I speak with Dr. Belinda Brown who holds a NHMRC-ARC Dementia Research Development Fellowship and is an academic a... more
In this episode, I speak with Dr Nattai Borges of Newcastle University and Dr Tom Doering of Bond University about the influence of training in Masters Athletes and why recovery is so important. Nattai outlines findings from his paper: Age-related ch... more
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Really interesting topics and great interviewing from Jeremiah. Easy to listen to and he translates some of the complicated science well for us lay people.
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