Science Despite the Odds - iGEM KU Leuven: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to our podcast Science Despite the Odds! The purpose of our podcast is to shed light on scientists that have overcome adversity and their troubles to achieve great things in their respective fields. iGEM teams from all over the world will dedicate their podcast episode to a scientist of their choice who they believe deserves to be appreciated. New episodes will drop daily!
Today's episode by iGEM Kyushu University is dedicated to Dr. Lynn Margulis, who is an American evolutionary biologist who revolutionized our view of cell evolution.
For today's episode, iGEM NCKU invited Professor Yi Yang from the physics department of the National Cheng Kung University to discuss his experience studying and researching properties of particles.
In today's episode, iGEM UNSW discuss Australian immunologist and Nobel Laureate Peter C. Doherty, who is credited for the discovery of the role of T cells in the immune system.
Today's episode, hosted by iGEM TecMonterrey_GDL, is dedicated to Ellen Swalllow Richards, one of America's first professional female chemists, and a pioneer in safety engineering,
In today's episode of "Science Despite the Odds", iGEM NYCU_Formosa discusses Chi-Huey Wong, acclaimed Taiwanese-American biochemist.
Toda's episode of "Science Despite the Odds" is about a women that made a crucial contribution in the discovery of the double helix shape of DNA, the legendary Rosalind Franklin
Today's episode is dedicated to Harris Wang, a systems and synthetic biologist who is considered as a pioneer in his respective field of synthetic biology.
The iGEM team from the University of Málaga dedicates today's episode to Francisca Sánchez Jiménez, a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology, who has performed outstanding research in the fields of oncology and rare diseases.
On this week's episode of Science Against the Odds, iGEM Patras discusses the legendary physicist Marie Curie, who is credited for discovering radium and polonium.
This week's episode is dedicated to Katherine Johnson, a woman that overcame prejudice in the US to become one of the most well-known mathematicians in NASA.