Stories from a social enterprise that uses mathematical sciences in impact-oriented work around the world. Our experiences range from helping some of the world's poorest farmers get value from data, to enabling academics to use AI responsibly in their teaching. We never know what our next task will be but the last 6 years have shown that it is likely to lead to a story.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 195 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessMathematicsScience |
Lily and David discuss the old adage “When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail”, and how it applies to the realm of research, particularly in the context of statistical analysis and methodology. Emphasising the importance of having... more
Wrapping up the series of episodes marking twenty years of research method support for the Collaboration for Resilient Food Systems, Lucie and David Stern consider the complexities of research planning. They explore the shifts in their roles towards ... more
Lily and George discuss their personal experiences of using generative AI in their work. They explore how AI assists in course development, coding, and writing tasks, sharing insights on how these tools can enhance productivity and creativity.
Lucie and Roger discuss the intricacies and applications of crop simulation models in agricultural research. Roger explains the historical development of these models since the 1980s and provides a detailed explanation of how crop simulation models w... more
Santiago and David discuss how aspects of education could be “gamified” in order to improve outcomes. They explore various real-world examples of how games are used to enhance learning, including platforms like Kahoot and innovative projects like Smi... more
As part of their continuing conversations around research methods for agriculture, Lucie and Roger discuss the utility of conducting research trials over multiple years. They consider the importance of understanding climate variability, and the value... more
How do we understand the material living conditions of people on Earth today? In this episode of the IDEMS podcast, Lily and David discuss the influential book “Factfulness” by Hans Rosling. They explore Rosling's key concepts about global developmen... more
Social impact scientist and anthropologist Lucie Hazelgrove Planel joins Roger Stern to discuss the intricate process of designing agricultural experiments. Using a real-world example involving 10 maize varieties and a field with 12 plots, they explo... more
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This podcast presents an engaging exploration of how mathematical sciences can be harnessed for impactful work globally, often focusing on addressing critical issues faced by communities, especially in developing regions. It features insightful stories from social enterprises that strive to improve education, agriculture, and sustainability through innovative approaches, such as data-driven decision-making and community empowerment. Episodes cover diverse topics like agricultural strategies in Niger, educational programs for teachers in Kenya, and the role of technology in fostering community engagement, making it a compelling listen for those interested in the intersection of mathematics, social impact, and real-world problem-solving. Note... more
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